Hampshire · Romsey

Private eye surgery for Romsey

Consultant-led private ophthalmology for patients in Romsey and the Test Valley, with no NHS waiting lists. Romsey patients are seen at Sapphire Eye Care’s nearby Chandler’s Ford and Southampton clinics — both a short drive away — with the same consultant surgeon throughout your treatment.

Nearest clinics

Chandler’s Ford & Southampton
Both a short drive from Romsey

Appointments

By arrangement, Mon–Sat
No GP referral required

Contact

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Areas served

Romsey, North Baddesley, Nursling,
Test Valley & surrounding villages

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About your care

Specialist eye care for Romsey

There is no Sapphire Eye Care clinic in Romsey itself; Romsey and Test Valley patients are seen at its two nearest clinics — Chandler’s Ford and Southampton — both a short drive away, with no NHS waiting list.

You are seen by the same consultant ophthalmic surgeon throughout: from your first assessment and biometry, into theatre, and on to your follow-up reviews. There are no rotating clinicians and no junior handovers, so you never have to repeat your history.

Between them, these two clinics provide the full pathway for adult eye conditions — most commonly cataract surgery and oculoplastic (eyelid) procedures, alongside glaucoma care, vitreoretinal surgery and treatment for age-related macular degeneration. Self-pay patients and all major UK insurers are welcome.

Conditions routinely treated

  • Cataracts (clouding of the natural lens)
  • Drooping eyelids (ptosis) and excess upper-lid skin
  • Entropion and ectropion (eyelid malposition)
  • Glaucoma (raised eye pressure)
  • Wet and dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD)
  • Floaters, retinal tears and retinal detachment
  • Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) — YAG laser

Why patients choose these clinics

  • One named consultant from first visit to final review
  • No GP referral required
  • Published self-pay prices
  • Recognised by all major UK insurers

Romsey eye surgery FAQs

Romsey patients are usually seen at Sapphire Eye Care’s nearby Chandler’s Ford or Southampton clinics, both a short drive away. You can choose whichever is more convenient for you when you book.

No. You can book a private consultation directly. If you have optician notes, a current prescription or previous hospital letters, bring them so the consultant can advise you efficiently.

Sapphire Eye Care sets its own appointment dates at its Chandler’s Ford and Southampton clinics. Request a callback and ask the clinic for its next available date.

Sapphire Eye Care lists standard cataract surgery from £2,900 per eye; the price depends on the lens you choose. Ask the clinic for a written quote after your assessment.

Yes. One named consultant ophthalmic surgeon looks after you from your first assessment, through any procedure, to your follow-up reviews — there are no junior handovers.

If you have sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, or new flashing lights with a shadow or curtain across your vision, treat it as urgent and seek same-day care via NHS 111, your local emergency eye service, or A&E.

Consultant eye surgeons

Care at Sapphire Eye Care’s clinics is led by GMC-registered consultant ophthalmic surgeons, each with a defined subspecialty interest — cataract and lens surgery, vitreoretinal surgery, glaucoma, and oculoplastic (eyelid) surgery. Read each surgeon’s full profile, training, GMC registration and the clinics where they consult.

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  • On-site parking at both nearby clinics
  • Major UK insurers accepted
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Updated on 3 Sep 2026