Why Use Professor Stephanie Watson?
A pterygium is an lump of tissue that grows over the cornea. It usually occurs on the nose side of the eye, is non-cancerous and typically grows slowly.
It can also cause unpleasant symptoms such as the feeling of a foreign body in the eye or a gritty feeling in the eye, and can be a problem cosmetically.
Example of a Pterygium
Example of a Pterygium
Although there are various less invasive treatments available for ptergiums, in some cases surgical removal is required. The procedure takes approximately 30 mins and takes place under a general anaesthetic in a day surgery.
To find out more about pterygium surgery with Prof Stephanie Watson, please phone 02 9389 0666 or enquire online.
Prof Stephanie Watson
Suite 2002, Level 20
Westfield Tower 1
520 Oxford Street
Bondi Junction NSW 2022