Private Eye Care for Patients from Merseyside

Patients from across Merseyside are seen at St Paul's Eye Unit, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, where Ms. Nardine Menassa offers consultant-led cataract surgery, corneal transplants including DMEK and DSAEK, and dry eye and ocular surface treatment. She also sees private patients at Spire Liverpool. The directions below are for St Paul's Eye Unit.

Getting to St Paul's Eye Unit

St Paul's Eye Unit is on Prescot Street at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, east of the city centre. From Bootle, Crosby, Kirkby, Knowsley, and the wider Merseyside area, use the M57/M58 or A59 to reach Liverpool, then follow signs for Royal Liverpool University Hospital or Prescot Street. Most journeys from within Merseyside take 20–40 minutes by car.

Parking is available on site at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital; charges may apply. Follow signs for hospital parking.

Liverpool Lime Street is the main rail hub for the city centre and connects to many Merseyside and regional services. From Lime Street, a short taxi or bus brings you to the Royal Liverpool University Hospital on Prescot Street.