Miss Jennifer Doyle BMBCh MA(OXON) FRCOphth is a Consultant Oculoplastic Surgeon and Aesthetic Practitioner specialising in eyelid surgery and advanced facial aesthetics. She graduated with Distinction from Oxford University in 2012 having read Medicine at Christ Church College, Oxford. Having been awarded the Proxime Accessit for the Gibbs Prize she was made a scholar.She went on to complete her Ophthalmology training in the Oxford Deanery before undertaking a fellowship between Buckinghamshire and Chelsea & Westminster in Oculoplastics. She is a fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and has presented at multiple national and international meetings within Ophthalmology and Aesthetics. She is a full member of the British Oculoplastic Surgery Society, a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and an associate member of the European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Miss Doyle is Founder of The Clinic Holland Park, West London. She also continues to work part-time within the NHS as a consultant at Milton Keynes University Hospital. She is a Key Opinion Leader for Sciton, Sofwave and Ameela and Skinstorm. She now combines her knowledge of ophthalmic surgery with a keen eye for aesthetics to provide a holistic approach to achieving natural yet effective aesthetic outcomes for her patients. She has a passion for teaching and is the head trainer for Ameela Polynucleotides.
BMBCh MA (OXON) L7Cert FRCOphth
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