About us
At Benenden Hospital, we’re dedicated to providing the best care and our patients are at the heart of everything we do.Plastic and cosmetic surgery
Embrace a new you with a range of procedures designed to improve your natural features.Fund your treatment
However you fund your treatment, you can feel confident choosing Benenden Hospital.Patient journey
As the only CQC rated Outstanding hospital in Kent, you can be confident in choosing Benenden Hospital for your diagnosis and treatment.
Mr Borg offers the following treatments at Benenden Hospital:
Enjoy a confident, clearer future with cataract treatments at the number one provider of private cataract surgery in Kent and Sussex (PHIN, 2025).
YAG laser treatment is used to correct posterior capsule opacification (PCO) which appears in around 20% of cases after surgery to remove a cataract.
Watery eyes caused by blocked tear ducts can usually be successfully treated by a lacrimal washout; a quick procedure that irrigates the tear duct, removing the blockage.
Dry eye causes your tears to dry up too quickly, leading to the front of the eye becoming dry and irritated.
Work can still be important in your 60s and 70s. If mobility and vision is affected, we offer diagnosis and treatment through your private medical insurance (PMI).
Discover why Benenden Hospital is a leader in private cataract surgery: UK-trained Consultants, 0% MRSA rate, more lens choices, and advanced technology.
We asked our expert Ophthalmic Surgeons for their recommendations on what to do immediately following cataract surgery - and for the first week of recovery.
When Ann’s eyesight deteriorated to the point where driving was difficult and everyday life was challenging, she knew it was time to have her cataracts removed. Read on to discover how our experienced Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeons and our caring eye unit team gave Ann clear vision again.
Have you ever seen a rabbit wearing glasses? No? That’s because carrots - every bunny’s favourite food - is high in Vitamin A.
UVA and UVB rays are extremely damaging to the delicate eyelid skin and are the number one cause of aging around the whole face. Learn more.