Dr Anthony Maloof is a highly specialised Ophthalmic Surgeon based in Sydney, Australia, focusing on advanced Cornea and Oculoplastic surgery. He is recognised for his unique dual training in both transplantation and eye-plastic surgery, often referred to as "surgery of the eyes and face". [1, 2, 3, 4]
Professional Background
- Specialisations: Dr Maloof provides medical and surgical expertise in corneal transplantation, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), thyroid eye disease, watery eye management, and Mohs surgery reconstructive work.
- Notable Training: He was the final trainee of the legendary Australian eye surgeon, the late Professor Fred Hollows.
- Innovations: In 2000, he pioneered and patented PerfectCapsule™, a device designed to prevent complications in paediatric cataract surgery. He also developed 3D computerised guidance techniques for orbital surgery. [1, 2, 3]
Practice Philosophy & Approach
Dr Maloof is known for a direct, "no-nonsense" communication style and a holistic surgical philosophy. His practice, Eyes and Faces, emphasises individualized treatment over standard "dogma," and he is known to tell patients if surgery is unlikely to be beneficial. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Clinical Locations
He consults and operates at several locations across Sydney, including:
- Central Sydney: Sydney Day Surgery and Sydney Eye Hospital.
- Westmead: Westmead Private Hospital and The Skin Hospital.
- North Sydney: The Cataract Clinic. [1, 2]
Patient Services
- Second Opinions: He frequently provides second opinions for complex or adverse surgical events.
- Education: He maintains a significant teaching presence, giving advice and guidance on various eye conditions and surgical outcomes.
- Appointments: A referral from a GP or Optometrist is required to claim Medicare or insurance reimbursements. [1, 2, 3, 4]
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