How do I book an appointment at Eye Surgery Clinic?

You can book an appointment by completing the appointment request form on this page. Choose your preferred date/time (if available), add your contact details and a short description of your vision concern, and our team will confirm your appointment and next steps.

Do I need a referral to make an appointment?

No referral is required. You can book directly with Eye Surgery Clinic. If you already have a referral or recent optometrist report, you can share it when requesting your appointment to help us prepare for your visit.

What information should I include when requesting an appointment?

Include your full name, best contact number/email, preferred appointment date/time, and a brief summary of your symptoms or the treatment you’re interested in (e.g., cataract assessment, laser eye surgery, lens replacement). Mention any previous eye conditions, surgeries, or current prescriptions if relevant.

What happens after I submit the appointment form?

After you submit the form, our team will review your details and contact you to confirm the appointment, discuss availability, and advise you on any preparation needed before your visit.

Can I change or cancel my appointment?

Yes. If you need to change or cancel, contact Eye Surgery Clinic as soon as possible so we can offer your slot to another patient and arrange a suitable alternative time for you.

How long does an eye consultation appointment take?

Appointment length varies depending on the type of consultation and any diagnostic tests required. When we confirm your booking, we’ll let you know what to expect and how much time to allow.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring your current glasses or contact lens details, a list of medications, and any recent eye test results or referral letters. If you’ve had previous eye procedures, bring any relevant records you have.

Should I avoid driving after my appointment?

Some consultations include eye drops that can temporarily blur your vision. If you’re unsure, arrange for someone to accompany you or plan alternative transport. We’ll advise you at the clinic if dilation is required.

Where is Eye Surgery Clinic located?

You can find the clinic location and directions on the Eye Surgery Clinic website. Visit https://www.eyesurgeryclinic.co.uk/ for location details and contact information.

Book an eye surgery appointment in the UK

Request your consultation at EyeSurgeryClinic.co.uk for cataract surgery, oculoplastics and other private eye procedures. Complete the form and our team will contact you to arrange a suitable date and time.

Fast access to specialist assessment and treatment options
Cataract, eyelid surgery (oculoplastics), and a wide range of eye procedures
Clear next steps, transparent guidance, and friendly UK-based support

Request an appointment See how booking works

Submitting this form does not confirm an appointment—our team will contact you to agree a time, answer questions and explain next steps.

Request your consultation

Use the form to tell us what you need. We’ll review your information and contact you to arrange an appointment that fits your schedule. If you’re not sure which procedure applies, simply describe your symptoms and we’ll guide you.

Common reasons people book

Cataracts: cloudy vision, glare at night, frequent prescription changes
Eyelid concerns (oculoplastics): droopy eyelids, watery eyes, lid lumps, eyelid turning in/out
Other eye procedures: assessment for surgical options, second opinions, follow-up care

Tip: If you have a recent optician report or referral letter, mention it in your message. You can bring paperwork to your consultation.

Appointment request form

We respond as soon as possible during UK working hours. If your symptoms are sudden or severe, seek urgent medical care.

First name

Surname

Telephone

Postcode

What is the appointment for?

Tell us briefly what you need

Preferred contact method

Best time to call (optional)

What happens next?

By submitting this form you agree we may contact you about your enquiry. Please do not include sensitive information you wouldn’t want in an email.

Why book privately with EyeSurgeryClinic.co.uk?

If your vision or eyelid symptoms are affecting day-to-day life, a private appointment can help you move forward with clarity. Our role is to provide a specialist assessment and a practical plan—whether you proceed with treatment or want advice and reassurance.

Faster access & flexible times

Choose an appointment time that works for you, with clear guidance on timelines for consultation, tests and treatment.

Specialist-led assessment

Your consultation focuses on your symptoms, eye health and goals—so you can make a confident decision about cataract surgery, eyelid procedures or other options.

Straightforward communication

We explain findings and next steps in plain English, including practical considerations such as recovery time and follow-up care.

Patient-centred approach

We tailor recommendations to your lifestyle—driving, screen use, hobbies and work—so outcomes match what matters to you.

Support before & after

From appointment booking to aftercare, you’ll know who to contact and what to do if you have concerns post-procedure.

Convenient UK travel planning

If you’re travelling for treatment, we’ll help you plan appointment timing and provide clear instructions for the day.

How appointment booking works

We keep booking simple. You request an appointment, we confirm details, and your consultation focuses on diagnosis and a personalised plan.

Send your request using the form above, including symptoms and preferred contact method.
We contact you to agree a suitable consultation time and answer initial questions.
Consultation & assessment: review history, perform relevant tests, discuss options and suitability.
Clear next steps: if you choose to proceed, we outline preparation, procedure details, and aftercare.

Time planning: Some eye assessments require pupil dilation. If dilation is planned, you may not be able to drive afterwards—consider arranging transport.

What to bring to your appointment

Item	Why it helps
Glasses / contact lens details	Helps compare your current vision to examination findings.
Medication list	Important for surgical planning and aftercare drops.
Optician report / referral letter	Provides background and prior measurements.
Questions list	Ensures you cover what matters: recovery, results, risks and costs.

If you’re booking for cataract surgery assessment, we can also discuss lens options and what visual outcome you’re aiming for (for example, prioritising driving, reading, or reduced dependence on glasses).

What happens during an eye consultation?

An appointment is designed to give you clarity: what’s causing your symptoms, whether surgery or another treatment is appropriate, and what a realistic outcome looks like. Consultations vary depending on your needs, but typically include the following.

History & symptoms

We discuss how your vision or eyelids are affecting daily life—work, driving, screen use and comfort.

Examination & testing

Eye health checks help identify cataracts, eyelid issues and other conditions that may impact treatment choices.

Options & suitability

We explain possible procedures, benefits, limitations and risks—so you can make an informed decision.

If you’re booking for cataracts

We focus on how cataracts are affecting you (glare, contrast, reading, driving) and discuss the pathway from assessment to surgery and aftercare. If appropriate, we’ll discuss intraocular lens choices and what different options mean for your vision.

If you’re booking for eyelids (oculoplastics)

We assess eyelid position, function and comfort (including watery eyes and irritation). You’ll receive a recommendation tailored to whether the issue is cosmetic, functional or both, along with an explanation of scarring and recovery expectations.

Fees, payment & finance questions

Costs vary depending on the consultation type, tests required, and whether you proceed with surgery. We aim to provide clear guidance so you understand what’s included and what your options are.

Consultation fees may differ for cataract assessment vs oculoplastics/eyelids vs complex cases.
Surgical costs can vary based on procedure, facility fees, and aftercare requirements.
Lens choices (for cataract surgery) can influence total cost depending on suitability and goals.

If you want an estimate, request an appointment and tell us what you’re considering. We’ll explain likely ranges and what’s involved before you commit to anything.

What affects price?

Procedure type	Cataract vs eyelid surgery vs other procedures require different resources and aftercare.
Testing required	Additional imaging or measurements may be recommended for safety and accuracy.
Clinical complexity	Existing eye conditions or previous surgery can alter planning and follow-up.
Aftercare needs	Your plan may include follow-up reviews and specific post-procedure guidance.

Ask us for a breakdown when we contact you—our aim is to make pricing easy to understand.

Eligibility & safety notes

Most people can attend a private eye consultation safely, but the best route depends on your symptoms and medical history. If you’re unsure, send your request and we’ll advise on the next step.

Good reasons to book soon

Worsening glare, reduced contrast, or difficulty driving at night
Vision changes impacting work, reading or daily activities
Drooping eyelids affecting vision or eye comfort
Persistent eyelid lumps, irritation, watery eyes, or recurrent infections

When to seek urgent help

A private appointment is not a substitute for emergency care. Seek urgent medical attention if you experience:

Sudden loss of vision
New flashing lights, many floaters, or a “curtain” across vision
Severe eye pain, significant redness, or sudden swelling
Eye injury or chemical exposure

Appointment FAQs

How quickly can I be seen?

Availability varies. After you submit the form, we’ll contact you to offer the next suitable appointment options and confirm what the consultation will include.

Do I need a GP referral?

A GP referral is not always required for a private consultation. If you have an optician report or referral letter, it can be helpful—bring it along.

Can I book for a second opinion?

Yes. If you’ve been advised about cataract or eyelid surgery elsewhere, we can review your situation and talk through alternatives, risks and expected outcomes.

Will my eyes be dilated?

Sometimes. If dilation is planned, you may have blurry vision and light sensitivity for a few hours. Consider bringing sunglasses and arranging transport.

What if I’m travelling from elsewhere in the UK?

That’s common. Include your postcode and preferred dates; we’ll help plan the consultation and, if needed, coordinate timing for any procedure and follow-up.

Do you offer both medical and cosmetic eyelid surgery?

We assess both functional eyelid concerns (affecting vision/comfort) and cosmetic goals. Your consultation will clarify suitability and expected results.

Trusted care, clear outcomes

Choosing private eye treatment is a big decision. Patients typically value straightforward explanations, calm reassurance, and a clear plan.

“Everything was explained clearly from the first appointment. I knew what to expect and felt comfortable asking questions.”

Private patient, UK

“The booking process was quick and professional, and the consultation was thorough.”

Consultation patient, UK

“I finally understood my options. The advice felt tailored to my lifestyle rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.”

Second opinion patient, UK

Trust indicators: Specialist consultation, clear consent process, and a focus on safety, suitability and realistic outcomes.

Ready to schedule your appointment?

Request an appointment for cataract surgery, oculoplastics or other eye procedures. We’ll contact you to confirm the best time and explain the next steps.

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If you have sudden vision loss, severe pain, flashing lights/floaters, or an eye injury, seek urgent medical care rather than waiting for an appointment.

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Updated on 15 Mar 2026