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Serving Wakefield & the surrounding area

Private Eye Surgery in Wakefield

Private eye surgery for Wakefield patients with Mr Mohamed Mohyudin, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon (GMC 7039600), covers cataract, eyelid, squint and YAG laser treatment at Spire Elland Hospital, about 25 minutes via the M1 and M62. Ask about current appointment availability, with no GP referral required for self-pay.

✓ Named consultant surgeon throughout
✓ Ask about current availability
✓ Premium lens options
✓ From £3,000 per eye (cataract)

A Consultant-Led Choice for Wakefield

Check current NHS referral information with the hospital named on your appointment letter. Wakefield, Ossett and Pontefract patients can instead see Mr Mohyudin privately at Spire Elland via the M1/M62, with one consultant responsible for assessment, surgery and follow-up.

  • 5,000+ cataract operations and 500+ squint procedures
  • Substantive NHS Consultant & College Tutor — not a locum or visiting surgeon
  • Double fellowship trained in oculoplastics and paediatric ophthalmology & strabismus
  • Recognised by all major insurers — Bupa (Fee-Assured), AXA, Aviva, Vitality, WPA, Cigna
  • Local to Wakefield — also serving Ossett, Horbury, Pontefract, Castleford

Book from Wakefield

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Consultations: Spire Elland Hospital
01422 324000
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Surgery: Spire Elland Hospital
Elland Lane, Elland HX5 9EB · about 25 minutes via the M1 and M62
01422 324000
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Typically within 1–2 weeks — no GP referral needed
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Eye Surgery in Wakefield — FAQs

Is there a private ophthalmologist for Wakefield patients?

Yes. Mr Mohamed Mohyudin, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon (GMC 7039600), sees private patients from Wakefield, Ossett, Horbury and nearby towns at Spire Elland Hospital, about 25 minutes via the M1 and M62. No GP referral is needed for self-pay patients; call 01422 324000 to book.

How much does private eye surgery cost for Wakefield patients?

Private cataract surgery starts from £3,000 per eye, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) from £3,000, squint surgery from £4,000, and minor oculoplastic procedures such as chalazion removal or YAG laser from £500. These are indicative starting prices; obtain a written quote confirming each component of care. Mr Mohyudin is Bupa Fee-Assured and recognised by AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality, WPA and Cigna.

How quickly can Wakefield patients be seen?

Contact the clinic for current consultation dates and, if treatment is appropriate, a separate estimate for surgery. NHS waiting times depend on the provider and clinical priority. Confirm both pathways using current information.

Where does the surgery take place?

The private care route described here is through Spire Elland Hospital, Elland Lane, Elland, HX5 9EB, about 25 minutes from Wakefield via the M1 and M62, with free on-site parking. Confirm the surgeon, hospital and follow-up arrangements with the booking team.

What eye operations does Mr Mohyudin perform for Wakefield patients?

Cataract surgery, blepharoplasty and eyelid surgery, squint (strabismus) surgery for adults and children, YAG laser capsulotomy for posterior capsule opacification after cataract surgery, chalazion (eyelid cyst) removal, and oculoplastic procedures including ptosis, entropion and ectropion. He is double fellowship trained in oculoplastics and in paediatric ophthalmology and strabismus.

Why choose Mr Mohyudin over waiting locally in Wakefield?

Mr Mohyudin is a substantive NHS Consultant and Royal College Tutor with over 5,000 cataract operations and 500+ squint operations. A private assessment lets you discuss the proposed surgeon, clinically suitable options, personal fees and available dates. Ask who provides aftercare and which appointments are at each clinic. NHS access and lens options depend on the provider and clinical need.

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Plan your eye care from Wakefield

Confirm the clinic and return journey

For the consultation route described here, contact Spire Elland Hospital: Elland Lane, Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 9EB. Confirm the named clinician and where tests, treatment and follow-up will take place. Ask whether you need transport home after drops or surgery.

If you already have an NHS referral, keep the referring team informed of changes in symptoms or plans. Bring clinic letters and your current glasses. Use the appointment checklist to record questions about risks, fees and aftercare.

Clinic and travel information for Wakefield

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