
Alastair Lockwood
Eye Health Advisor, Ophthalmologist and Eye Surgeon
Alastair Lockwood is an eye health advisor and surgeon who is passionate about trying to stop people going blind from glaucoma. His interest in research stems from undergraduate training at Cambridge University and clinical training at Oxford University. He completed an MRC funded PhD at the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields Eye Hospital. Dr. Lockwood has remarkable experience in performing eye surgery and prescribes eye care products and dry eye treatments to his patients.
How to Travel with Contact Lenses?
Lenses have made life easier for millions of people. They’re lightweight, comfortable, and give you the freedom that prescription glasses sometimes can’t. Whether you’re heading to work, the gym, or off on a holiday, lenses can make your life more convenient.
Eye Drops for Contact Lens Wearers with Dry Eyes
Many contact lens wearers experience dryness or discomfort in their eyes. This condition is known as dry eyes or dry eye syndrome. If you’re experiencing the same, eye drops can be a good option for you.
Eye Drops for Age-Related Dry Eyes
Dry eyes aren’t just uncomfortable, they can also cause blurry vision, making your eyes feel tired and also affecting the quality of life. One of the reasons can be age-related dry eyes. As we get older, the likelihood of experiencing dry eyes increases due to a natural decline in tear production.