Specialising in

Imran Jawaid specialises in comprehensive ophthalmic care for children, alongside squint (strabismus) and cataract surgery in adults.

Paediatric eye care

Ophthalmic care for children we offer includes strabismus, eyelid lumps and bumps, allergic eye disease, ocular inflammation in children, childhood cataract, retinal abnormalities, congenital anomalies and double vision.

PAEDIATRIC EYE CARE

Adult eye care

Alongside his paediatric practice, Mr Imran Jawaid specialises in treating squint, also known as strabismus, either reoccurring after surgery in childhood or as a result of trauma. He also performs cataract surgery in adults.

ADULT EYE CARE

Low-dose Atropine to correct myopia in children

If your child has been diagnosed as myopic or short-sighted, it is likely that their long-distance vision will continue to worsen over time. Now, there are ways to slow down this progressive condition.

Typically, their sight will be corrected with glasses or contact lenses, but you may also be recommended low-dose atropine eye drops. The prescription drops can be used to slow down the progression of short-sightedness. A decision can be made on the suitability of this after a thorough ophthalmic consultation.

MYOPIA DROPS

Low dose Atropine drops for childhood myopia

Low-dose Atropine to correct myopia in children

If your child has been diagnosed as myopic or short-sighted, it is likely that their long-distance vision will continue to worsen over time. Now, there are ways to slow down this progressive condition.

Typically, their sight will be corrected with glasses or contact lenses, but you may also be recommended low-dose atropine eye drops. The prescription drops can be used to slow down the progression of short-sightedness. A decision can be made on the suitability of this after a thorough ophthalmic consultation.

MYOPIA DROPS

Consultant Ophthalmologist in Nottingham

About me

Imran Jawaid is a consultant ophthalmologist at Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham. He specialises in paediatric ophthalmology and strabismus. Mr Jawaid completed his ophthalmology training in the East Midlands before completing a competitive and prestigious fellowship in paediatric ophthalmology and strabismus at Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Mr Jawaid is dual-qualified as an optometrist as well as an ophthalmic surgeon, and as a consequence is able to offer comprehensive clinical management for his paediatric patients.

Imran Jawaid has written several peer-reviewed papers and has won prizes for oral and poster presentations at ophthalmology conferences. Alongside this he has presented at local, national and international ophthalmology conferences and contributed to book chapters in ophthalmology.

Mr Jawaid has a strong interest in medical education and has been a clinical educator at two UK medical schools. He currently sits on the Education Committee at the General Optical Council and has been involved with designing curricula for allied health professionals at the Royal College of Ophthalmologists.