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Have you noticed that your eyes look more tired, heavy, or less open than they once did? Perhaps you've found yourself looking permanently exhausted or have been told you appear worried, even when you feel perfectly well. Changes around the eyes are a natural part of ageing, but the cause isn't always obvious. For some people, the eyebrows gradually descend, creating a heavier appearance across the upper face. For others, the problem lies in excess skin on the upper eyelids.

7 Signs It May Be Time to Seek Specialist Advice As we age, it's normal for our skin to lose some of its firmness and elasticity. For many people, one of the first places this becomes noticeable is around the eyes. Upper eyelids may gradually begin to droop or feel heavier, making you look more tired than you feel and, in some cases, affecting everyday activities such as reading, driving or working on a computer. It's easy to dismiss these changes as simply part of getting ol

Introduction Sacroiliac joint dysfunction (SIJD) is a common cause of lower back and pelvic pain, but it is often misunderstood or misdiagnosed. As a spinal surgeon, I see many patients with SIJD and have found that understanding the condition is the first step towards effective treatment. In this blog, I'll explain what SIJD is, how it's diagnosed, and the treatments available to help you feel better. What is Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction? The sacroiliac joints connect the sp