Our specialist consultants and clinical team offer a broad range of treatments and procedures, providing professional care and advice before, during and after your procedure.
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An arthroscope is a narrow tube attached to a fiber optic video camera inserted through a small incision into your ankle joint to diagnose and treat your symptoms.
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When an ankle is prone to repeated ankle sprains the damaged ligaments on the outside of your ankle can be reconstructed and it is often known as a Broström procedure.
Big toe joint fusion is used to relieve stiffness and pain and involves removing the surfaces from each side of the joint and then holding the bones together while they knit to become one.
Carpal tunnel syndrome happens when the median nerve that crosses the front of your wrist is trapped causing pain, numbness, tingling and weakness in the hand and arm.
Cataract surgery involves replacing the cloudy lens inside your eye with a permanent artificial one.
A circumcision is a surgical operation to remove the foreskin from the penis. This procedure is available to adult patients for medical purposes only.
A laparoscopy is an exploratory operation carried out under general anaesthetic to examine a woman’s abdomen or pelvic organs.
Dupuytren’s disease causes one or more of your fingers to involuntarily curl toward your palm. Fasciectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the fascia (the fibrous layer of tissue) that causes the tightness.
Percutaneous needle fasciotomy is an outpatient procedure when one or more fibrous bands in either the palm or the fingers are cut using a blade or the bevel of a needle.
An echocardiogram is an ultrasound procedure to examine your heart and its function including the level of blood flow.
Ectropion is the medical term for the lower eyelid turning outwards and drooping away from the eye. One or both eyes may be affected at the same time.
Endometrial ablation is a treatment that reduces the heaviness of periods by destroying the lining of the womb using heat (ablation).
Entropion is a condition in which the eyelid turns inward, resulting in the eyelashes being directed towards the surface of the eye, causing discomfort.
Your epididymis is a tube just above your testicles that stores sperm. Sometimes fluid builds up in this area, causing an epididymal cyst. This is usually harmless but, in some cases, will need to be removed.
A Morton’s neuroma is swelling and irritation of a nerve that lies between two metatarsal bones of your foot, causing pain in the ball of your foot and possibly your toes. The nerve is identified, and a short section is removed.
A small piece of abnormal mouth tissue is removed to confirm a diagnosis (an incisional biopsy), or an area is removed completely (an excisional biopsy).
A mucous cyst or ganglion is a very thin-walled jelly-filled benign cyst, like a balloon normally on the back of the end joint of a finger.
A facet joint injection involves injecting local anaesthetics and sometimes steroids into or around a facet joint to give pain relief.
Femoral hernias happen when fatty tissue or part of your bowel pokes through into your groin at the top of your inner thigh and can be repaired using either open or keyhole surgery.
Forefoot reconstructive surgery is treatment to alleviate problems caused by painful buckled and deformed toes.
