We provide personalised dry eye evaluations to identify the underlying cause, whether related to tear production, tear quality, or eyelid function. Treatment plans are tailored to each individual and may include lifestyle guidance, eye care routines, and medical therapies.
About Dry Eye & Lacrimal Treatment
Our services also include the diagnosis and management of lacrimal system conditions, such as blocked or poorly functioning tear ducts. We offer both non-surgical and minimally invasive treatment options to restore normal tear drainage and reduce watering, irritation, and infection.
We aim to improve comfort, vision clarity, and overall eye health using safe, evidence-based treatments delivered with care and precision.
How it Works
Assessment & Diagnosis
We begin with a detailed eye examination to identify the cause of dry eye or lacrimal system issues. This allows us to understand tear production, tear quality, and drainage function accurately.
Personalised Treatment Plan
Based on the diagnosis, we create a tailored treatment plan suited to each patient’s needs. This may include eye drops, medical therapies, or targeted lacrimal treatments to improve comfort and eye health.
Ongoing Care & Monitoring
We provide follow-up care to monitor progress and adjust treatments if needed. Our goal is long-term relief, improved eye function, and sustained comfort.
Candidates for
Dry Eye & Lacrimal Treatment
Benefits of Non-Surgical Treatments
- Artificial Tears & Lubricants – Over-the-counter eye drops help replace natural tears and relieve dryness.
- Procedures & Surgery – Blocked tear ducts may require minor procedures like tear duct probing, stenting, or surgery to restore normal tear flow.
- Advanced Therapies – Treatments like punctal plugs, autologous serum eye drops, or specialized eyelid therapies are available for severe dry eye or chronic lacrimal conditions.
Our Doctor
MR. S. Jyothi
Mr. S. Jyothi – Blepharoplasty & Eyelid Surgery Specialist in Hull, Leeds, Grimsby.
Mr. S. Jyothi is a fully qualified, CQC-registered consultant oculoplastic surgeon offering advanced cosmetic eyelid surgery—including upper and lower blepharoplasty—from his clinics in Hull, Leeds, Grimsby. With a background in both medical and aesthetic eye care, Mr. Jyothi provides expert treatment for drooping eyelids, under-eye bags, hooded eyes, watery eyes and other age-related eyelid concerns both in adulta & kids.
From subtle rejuvenation to surgical solutions, Mr. Jyothi offers tailored treatment plans designed to enhance your natural features and restore a refreshed, youthful appearance. His work combines surgical precision with a gentle, patient-focused approach—earning him a reputation for results that are natural-looking, safe, and highly rated by clients across Yorkshire.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
- Member and Fellow of Royal College of Ophthalmologists (RCO)
- Member British Oculoplastic surgery society (BOPSS)
- Member of North of England Ophthalmological society (NEOS)
have a question?
Quick answers to questions you may have
What happens during this procedure?
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Will I lack facial expressions after treatment?
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Will I lose my sense of feeling where I have the injections?
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When is it safe to have another treatment?
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