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Specialises in

• Oculoplastic surgery

Offers

• Face-to-face consultations
• Video and telephone consultations

About me

Caroline Wilde is an Ophthalmic and Oculoplastic Surgeon. She trained in Ophthalmology in London and performed fellowships in oculoplastic surgery at Moorfields Eye Hospital and 152 Harley Street with Daniel Ezra.

Miss Wilde is passionate about surgery and achieving the best outcomes for her patients. Caroline has performed all aspects of eye surgery and has completed over two thousand procedures. She is a perfectionist and this is what led her to sub-specialise in oculoplastic surgery which requires meticulous attention to detail. Miss Wilde's approach to cosmetic and reconstructive eyelid surgery is to aim for natural, refreshed results.

Research has been a constant focus throughout Caroline's career. In addition to her medical degree, she completed a Master of Research at the Institute of Ophthalmology and UCL. During her master's degree, Miss Wilde performed a natural history study of patients with achromatopsia, an inherited eye disease, in preparation for gene therapy trials. At present, clinical trials are now underway and the preliminary results are promising.

Dr Caroline Wilde has presented her research internationally and published several articles in peer-reviewed journals, one winning her the prestigious Th�a Trophy, presented at ARVO in Vancouver.

In addition to clinical work, Caroline is dedicated to sharing her expertise through teaching and training. She believes that surgeons should speak openly about their outcomes and share lessons they have learned. This ethos led to the evolution of a surgical training evening which is now an annual event for London ophthalmologists. Miss Wilde also teaches on the Moorfields Eye Emergency course and runs a tear-trough filler course.

As part of the Vision 2020 project, Miss Wilde has written the oculoplastic curriculum for trainee ophthalmologists in Ghana. This project aims to improve sub-speciality ophthalmology teaching and involves a series of online lectures followed by hands-on surgical coaching. The ultimate objective is that these online lectures will be offered to all developing nations and that the surgeons who have attended the course will go on to teach and train the next generation.

Areas of interest

Blepharoplasty; ptosis; eyelid skin cancer; MOHS reconstruction; ectropion; entropion

Medical secretaries

• Aly Shalson
• 152 Harley Street London W1G 7LH
• 020 7127 8184
• aly@ezraclinic.co.uk

• Mandy Saffer
• 152 Harley Street London W1G 7LH
• 020 7127 8184
• mandy@ezraclinic.co.uk