Mr Jeremy Bowyer

Mr Jeremy D Bowyer BM, FRCOphth maintains a large general ophthalmic workload both in the
NHS and privately, regularly performing modern phacoemulsification cataract
surgery.

Mr Bowyer graduated from Southampton Medical School in 1990
and commenced his ophthalmology training at the Queen Alexandra Hospital,
Portsmouth and then Neurosurgery at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield. He
underwent further ophthalmic training at the Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham
and then at St. Paul's Eye Unit at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
He was appointed as a substantive NHS consultant ophthalmic surgeon at Royal
Stoke University Hospital 12 years ago, formerly a locum consultant ophthalmic
surgeon in Oculoplastics for 2 years at Addenbrookes' Hospital, Cambridge.

Mr Bowyer is the NHS Consultant Lead for the Oculoplastics
Service at the University Hospital of the North Midlands NHS Trust. His areas
of interest include plastic and aesthetic surgery around the eye, the management
of watery eyes, orbital and socket problems. He has performed advanced training
Oculoplastics subspecialty fellowships at The Royal Brisbane Hospital,
Queensland, Australia with Professor Tim Sullivan and Moorfield's Eye Hospital,
London with Professor Richard Collin and Professor Geoffrey Rose. He is particularly
experienced in the surgical management of periocular skin cancer.

His NHS practice deals in particular with functional problems of the
eyelids, tear drainage system and orbits. He has worked at the University
Hospital of the North Midlands since July 2005, though lived in the area since
1993. He is a holder of three Clinical Excellence Awards.

He is a member of the British Oculoplastic Surgery Society
(BOPSS) and the Midlands Oculoplastic Surgery Society (MOPSS).

He regularly presents internationally at the European
Society of Oculoplastics and Reconstructive Surgery (ESOPRS) Meetings and more
locally in the Midlands at meetings of MOPSS.