Knowing the difference between Chalazion & Stye is important, but knowing when to seek treatment from one of London’s eye specialists – Dr Pari Shams


Posted January 15, 2021 by PariShams

The leading cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon that specialises in the management of eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disorders

 
Although neither Stye nor Chalazion is considered serious eye infections, both can be quite painful and should be treated by a professional. Pari Shams is a cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon that specialises in the management of eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disorders in various locations across London and has years of experience treating Chalazion & Stye.

“The inflammatory eye condition known as Chalazion is sometimes confused with a Stye, but there is a difference between Chalazion & Stye. In medical terms, a Stye is often described as ulceration of an eyelash follicle or the eyelash sac. The exacerbation is caused by an infection with the so-called staphylococcal germ, while Chalazion is more of an enlargement of the oil gland (similar to a pimple) deep inside the eyelid and possibly caused by an obstruction of the gland's opening,” Dr Pari Shams - consultant oculoplastic surgeon explained.

Being a highly qualified cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon and a consultant ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon in London means that Dr Shams is entrusted with various aspects of eye care and surgical procedures that include orbital disease, lacrimal surgery (watery eyes), eye-socket disease, periocular plastic and reconstructive surgery (eyelids, eye-socket and orbit), thyroid eye disease, periocular oncology, facial nerve palsy and dystonia.

Apart from surgical procedures, Pari Shams is also well-equipped to treat eye conditions such as dry eye, or Blepharitis, which is the chronic inflammation or infection of the eyelids and the eyelash follicles and even minor and occasional eye infections like Chalazion & Stye.

Dr Pari Shams is constantly applying the latest available technology to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of various eye diseases. Her team is fully trained and passionate about caring for every aspect of their patients’ eye-related need, and they are constantly involved in learning opportunities to stay abreast of the latest developments in their field.

Dr Shams has for over 20 years been actively involved in clinical research and she has contributed numerous peer-reviewed publications to the field of oculoplastic, lacrimal, and orbital disease. Her website also offers a comprehensive take on the variety of services provided by her practice, as well as information relating to different eye conditions and the applicable treatment.

When eye infections like Chalazion & Stye become problematic and hinder your vision or prevent you from doing your normal daily tasks, it is recommended that you immediately consult with Dr Pari Shams for the best medical advice or treatment.

About us
Pari Shams is a cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon that specialises in the management of eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disorders. Surgical procedures are performed at a variety of medical facilities including their practice at Moorfields Private Outpatient Centre, the Phoenix Hospital Group Outpatient Centre, The Harley Street Clinic, and Weymouth Street Hospital. Dr Shams believes in personalised healthcare where decisions are made with the patient, based on their needs and desires and she makes sure that every patient receives the care and attention that is required at every stage of their treatment. Whether you would like to have functional or cosmetic eye surgery, Dr Shams is qualified to advise you of the best surgical, or non-surgical options that will achieve the most natural and desirable aesthetic outcome, without compromising your eye function. Find out more about Pari Shams on her website at https://www.parishams.com
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Last Updated January 15, 2021