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Dr-Anthony-Maloof

Meet Dr Anthony Maloof

Corneal and Oculoplastic Surgeon

Dr Maloof specialises in advanced Cornea and Oculoplastic surgery, or in layman’s terms, surgery of the Eyes and Face. Interesting fact – Dr Maloof was the last trainee of the late Professor Fred Hollows.

SPECIALTY SITES

Aesthetics and Cosmetics

Cornea and Oculoplastics

www.cornealtransplant.com.au

www.pterygiumsurgery.net.au

www.mohsreconstruction.com.au

Dr Maloof offers the 3 “R’s” of surgery to the eyes and face

Repair

Restore

Rejuvinate

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Poor planning with facial surgery leads to all sor

Poor planning with facial surgery leads to all sorts of problems, both visible and functional.This patient had a cancer removed from their forehead and aside from losing the brow, they have a scar and now can’t close their eye.
I will reconstruct and repair the problem, however what further complicates this situation is that the patient also has a cancer in their lower eyelid which will need to be repaired first.If you are considering facial surgery, I encourage you to book a consultation at my practice. Together, we can discuss all proven methods to ensure that you are of optimal health after the procedure. See the link in my bio for details. 👁

This patient has a hole in the side of their eye a

This patient has a hole in the side of their eye after a “simple” procedure for “Eye Web” which is also known as pterygium.
Pterygium is a growth that starts on the clear tissue of the eye that can spread to the cornea. It is common amongst people who spend a lot of time in the sun.
The good news is that modern medicine has created a safer procedure to cure pterygium, leaving a white eye and no future risk of this occurring.
If you believe you are suffering with Pterygium book an appointment with my practice and together we can maintain your eye health. See the link in my bio for more details . 👁

Australias’ extreme UV increases the risk of dev

Australias’ extreme UV increases the risk of developing cancers on any sun exposed region. This patient had a very large skin cancer called a squamous cell carcinoma which I removed and reconstructed.
To avoid these cancers you must be sure to protect your skin by using a variety of protective clothing and UV resistant skin care products.
Eyes and faces provides specialized advice and treatment for lumps and bumps on the eyes and face. If you detect any suspicious skin lumps on the face be sure to book a consultation. Link in bio.

The urge to rub your eyes is common and in most ca

The urge to rub your eyes is common and in most cases, many don’t realise you can actually cause vision loss.
I will teach you the techniques to help you to learn to stop eye rubbing and avoid it's complications.
If you are suffering any type of eye condition or loss of vision, be sure to book an appointment with my practice and together we can find a solution to help you maintain and improve your eye health. 👁
For appointment bookings visit the link in my bio.

This patient had to enlarge the train timetable to

This patient had to enlarge the train timetable to be able to read it.Dr Maloof and his team were able to successfully diagnose the corneal issue at hand and after a successful DMEK (endothelial transplantation), this patient can now clearly read the train timetable without glasses.If you are experiencing any Corneal symptoms, you should always be evaluated with a thorough consultation and examination by a physician for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan as it may be a symptom or sign of a serious illness or condition. 👁
Contact Dr Maloof today and schedule your appointment - link in bio.

Do you rub your eyes? You may think twice next tim

Do you rub your eyes? You may think twice next time that you think about rubbing your eyes after learning about our next patient.
This young man is only 18 years old and rubs his right eye constantly. The last time, it ruptured and he is now blind.
However, this tale will end with his vision restored. I have the ability to restore his vision and help him recover to full sight.
If you suffer from any type of eye condition or would like more information visit the link in my bio. 👁

Did you know that even on the surface of the eye,

Did you know that even on the surface of the eye, metals if they get stuck can rust. That’s the black dot you see on the below scan!
Fortunately, I can easily remove it with little harm and no loss of vision. 👁
If you are currently suffering with a foreign object in your eye, be sure to book an appointment with me today.For appointments visit the link in my bio.

This patient did not follow the professional advic

This patient did not follow the professional advice associated with contact lens care. As a result, this person developed a nasty infection of the Cornea. As a result they are now legally blind.
The good news, I was able to restore vision with a Corneal Stromal Transplant. 👁
Book an appointment with me today and together let’s investigate how we can restore your vision.Secure your appointment now - link in my bio.

Speaking of “stranger things”, this man presen

Speaking of “stranger things”, this man presented himself at our practice with what was a BB pellet lodged next to his eye.
These are what his scans look like. 💀
I was able to successfully remove the pellet with no complications to the patients vision.If you experience any type of eye injury please contact my office on 1300 393 322. 👁

This young 7 year old boy suffered from corneal ul

This young 7 year old boy suffered from corneal ulcers due to Epiblepharon. This condition causes the eyelid to fold and assume a verticle position which results in difficulty in opening the eyes and vision loss.I undertook a meticulous Epiblepharon procedure to correct the issue.
After the surgery, this young boy could open his eyes and see clearly. As a Surgeon, nothing pleases me more than seeing my patients thrive.If you too are suffering from Epiblepharon, please book an appointment.
For bookings visit the link in my bio.

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Windeyer Chambers
Level 2, 225 Macquarie St Sydney
T: 1300 393 322
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7 / 1a Ashley Lane Westmead 2145
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