Ms Stacey Strong

Professional statement

Ms Stacey Strong is an esteemed consultant ophthalmic surgeon and specialist in cataract surgery and medical retina, practising in Hertfordshire and London. She specialises in cataract surgery, macular degeneration, retinal vein occlusion, urgent eye care, retinal laser treatments and intravitreal injections. Ms. Stacey Strong also offers Botox™ for the treatment of lines and wrinkles as well as for the treatment of underarm hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating), teeth grinding and a gummy smile. Ms Strong is available for consultations at Spire Bushey Hospital, Clinica London and St John & St Elizabeth Hospital, while her NHS base is West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

Ms Strong is highly qualified with MD (Res), BSc (Hons), FRCOphth and PGCME qualifications. Her extensive training background includes institutions such as Moorfields Eye Hospital and The Western Eye Hospital. She has conducted around 1000 laser treatments and approximately 2000 cataract surgeries, including complex cases and those requiring specialised lenses. She is skilled in a variety of ophthalmic procedures, including intravitreal injections, corneal suture removal, foreign body removal, and combination cataract surgery with intravitreal injections for macular oedema patients. Her medical retina expertise extends to conditions including: diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration and choroidal naevus.

In addition to her clinical practice, Ms Strong is committed to medical education and has held numerous teaching roles throughout her career. She has been an OSCE examiner for medical students at King’s College London and has lectured on various ophthalmology subjects, including at the Institute of Ophthalmology for the MSc Biology of Vision/Clinical Ophthalmology programme. She also lectured on ocular ultrasound at the Moorfields Eye Hospital’s international macula course. Recognised for her dedication to teaching, she received an award for Excellence in Student Education from Barts and the London Medical School in 2013.
Ms Strong’s commitment to patient care is matched by her achievements in leadership roles, including Clinical Lead for Ophthalmology at her NHS base between 2001 - 2003. She is also the Medical Retina lead and College tutor for the department, reflecting her dedication to advancing ophthalmic care and training the next generation of specialists.

Her patient-centred approach includes offering virtual consultations for those who may find it difficult to attend in person, providing flexibility and convenience, especially for patients abroad or with mobility challenges. Ms Strong's extensive experience, advanced skills, and compassionate approach to care make her a highly respected figure in her field, ensuring that patients receive the highest standard of ophthalmic care.