Dr. Khalid Alkhayat
MBBS, FEBO
Visiting Consultant Ophthalmologist in Oculoplastic Surgery
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Biography
Dr. Khalid Alkhayat is a Visiting Consultant Ophthalmologist, specialised in Oculoplastics at Moorfields Eye Hospital Dubai in Dubai Healthcare City.
He is a German Board Certified Ophthalmologist (Fachartz) and Fellow of the European Board of Ophthalmology (FEBO) since 2017.
Dr. Alkhayat has over 12 years of combined regional and international experience in Oculoplasty in countries including the UAE, Ireland and Germany.
During his career, he has practiced in leading medical institutions such as the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Bruder Krankenhausin Trier, Germany, Gulf Medical University in Ajman, UAE, Dubai Hospital, UAE, Rashid Hospital, Dubai, UAE and Al Mafraq Hospital in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
He is also a member of Emirates Society of Ophthalmology (ESO).
Services Provided by Dr. Khalid Alkhayat
Oculoplastics
Blocked Tear Duct Treatment
What is a Blocked Tear Duct?
A Blocked Tear Duct is a common condition affecting people of all ages. It occurs when tears cannot drain properly due to an obstruction in the tear drainage system. When these ducts become blocked, the tears cannot flow into the nasal cavity as they should, leading to persistent watery eyes, recurrent eye infections, and in some cases, pain or swelling around the eyes.
At Moorfields Eye Hospitals UAE, we provide advanced diagnostic services and a range of effective treatments tailored to each patient’s needs. Our experienced surgeons specialise in tear duct surgery at our Dubai and Abu Dhabi branches, using the latest techniques to restore healthy tear drainage and relieve symptoms with minimal discomfort and downtime.
Trauma
About Trauma
Trauma to the eye socket is common and can cause a number of problems including cuts and lacerations to the skin and eyelids, damage to the tear ducts and also fractures of the paper-thin bony walls of the eye socket.
Eyelid and tear-duct injuries which require surgical repair are highly specialised and should only be performed by an oculoplastic surgeon.
Fractures of the eye socket commonly cause problems with double vision and sometimes can make the eye appear sunken and hollow. These types of fractures may require surgery with the use of implants to restore and support the eye socket. The incisions required for this type of surgery are usually hidden on the inside of the eyelids.