Mr George Kiousis serves as a Consultant Ophthalmologist and Clinical Partner at Newmedica Bristol – Litfield House, bringing over fifteen years of specialist eye‑care experience. He specialises in cataract surgery and glaucoma management, and he leads a multidisciplinary team to deliver personalised treatment. He earned his MBBS from the University of Patras in 2006, then commenced ophthalmology training in Athens. Subsequently, he continued his training at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London. Furthermore, he honed his skills at King’s College Hospital and Bristol Eye Hospital. In addition, he completed a fellowship in medical and surgical retina at the University of Toronto. Consequently, he applies advanced surgical techniques daily. He regularly audits his outcomes to maintain quality and patient safety. Moreover, he participates in continuing professional development through national conferences and workshops. He holds membership in the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and registers with the General Medical Council. Finally, he lectures at University College London and mentors junior surgeons at Bradford Royal Infirmary.
Services
At Newmedica Bristol – Litfield House, Mr Kiousis provides a comprehensive suite of ophthalmology services:
Cataract Surgery
He performs high‑volume cataract operations using advanced phacoemulsification machines and offers premium lens options for enhanced vision.Glaucoma Management
He diagnoses and treats all glaucoma stages with tailored medical and surgical protocols to preserve long‑term vision.YAG Laser Treatment
He applies precision lasers for posterior capsulotomy and peripheral iridotomy to restore and maintain clear vision.Oculoplastic Procedures
He corrects eyelid malpositions and tear‑duct obstructions through reconstructive and cosmetic techniques.
Additional Information
Newmedica Bristol – Litfield House operates from Litfield House Medical Centre, 1 Litfield Place, Clifton Down, Bristol BS8 3LS, serving patients from Bristol, Bath, Portishead, and Thornbury. It provides both NHS‑funded and private cataract and glaucoma pathways. Additionally, patients undergo a comprehensive pre‑operative assessment, including visual function review and ocular imaging in one visit. The facility features advanced phacoemulsification machines and optical coherence tomography with biometry imaging for precise diagnostics. Moreover, digital fundus photography and corneal topography enable tailored treatment plans. A dedicated patient education suite ensures individuals understand every stage. Furthermore, weekly multidisciplinary case reviews optimise care plans. The clinic also offers a post‑operative nurse phone follow‑up to monitor recovery. It provides private recovery bays and digital check‑in kiosks for streamlined visits. Additionally, accessible parking, lift access, and wheelchair‑friendly facilities support patient comfort. Extended clinic hours run Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4:30 pm. Therefore, patients enjoy flexible scheduling. To arrange a consultation, ask your GP or optician for a referral or self‑refer via the Newmedica portal. Begin your journey to clearer vision today.
