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Professor Harpreet Ahluwalia

Professor Harpreet Ahluwalia

Harpreet Singh Ahluwalia

Ophthalmology 04355429

 

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Fee assured
Not in Open Referral network

Specialises in

  • Medical
  • Oculoplastic surgery
  • Surgical
  • Surgical lacrimal

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  • Video and telephone consultations

About me

Professor Harpreet Ahluwalia joined the University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) as a Consultant Ophthalmologist with a special interest in oculoplastics, orbital and adnexal surgery in 2003. He has spent over 31 years in full time ophthalmology gaining comprehensive training in all aspects of ophthalmology. He received his higher surgical training in ophthalmology at University Hospital of Wales Cardiff. He has spent over two years sub specialising in ophthalmic, plastic and reconstructive surgery, first at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London and then at the Royal Perth Hospital, Perth Australia.

Professor Harpreet Ahluwalia has an expertise in eyelid surgery, tear duct surgery, ptosis correction, Entropion correction, Ectropion correction, Excision of eyelid cancerous lesions like basal cell carcinoma, SCC etc.functional blepharoplasties (upper and lower eyelids), functional brow lifts, almost scarless excision of moles, lumps and cysts. He deals with Thyroid Eye disease or any Orbital pathology and Proptosis (Bulgy Eyes). He also specialises in Ocular Surface disease and Blepharitis.

He deals with all aspects of ophthalmology but has a special interest in ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery viz, tightening of eyelids, ptosis correction, tear duct surgery, orbital surgery, Eye removal with orbital implant, excision of moles, lumps, cysts, skin tags etc. He has specific expertise in dealing with periocular (around the eye and on the eyelids) malignancy and is lead clinician ophthalmic cancer services at UHCW.

Professor Ahluwalia has received six clinical excellence awards.
Professor Ahluwalia is the author of over 52 peer reviewed publications in international journals and regularly presents at national and international meetings with over 112 presentations at national and international meetings.. His training programme in oculoplastics is approved by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists for senior trainees (ST7)choosing to sub specialise in ophthalmic plastic surgery. Professor Ahluwalia is the Head of school of Ophthalmology for Health Education West Midlands and Senior clinical Lecturer for Warwick University.

Professor Ahluwalia is married to Navneet and has two children Nimrat and Triman. He is passionate about cricket and enjoys travelling.

Professor Ahluwalia is a Professor of Ophthalmology at Aston Medical school and has over 30 years experience of teaching at Undergraduate and Postgraduate level.

Professor Ahluwalia is the Head of School of Ophthalmology for the West Midlands and responsible for delivery of Postgraduate Education and training in the region.

Areas of interest

Oculoplastics; Eyelid surgery, Droopy eyelid (ptosis), blepharoplasty (Eye bag surgery), minor eye-lid procedures,like chalazions, lid mole excision etc. eye-lid cancer surgery, Entropion (inturning of eyelid), Ectropuion (outward turning of Eyelid), removal of lumps & bumps.

Lacrimal (tear-duct) disorders; Dacryocystorhinostomy.
Orbital Diseases
Orbital surgery/ disorders; like Thyroid Eye Disease, tumours etc.
Eye Removal with orbital implant
Eye - external disorders; General Ophthalmology

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