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The Autologous Ear Reconstruction Service is a multi-disciplinary team. This means that different types of clinicians work together to give you the best possible care.  Co-ordinator  Our co-ordinator will be your first point of contact with the Ear Reconstruction Service. They will organise your clinic appointment, give information regarding the waiting times for surgery and advise you of the best

You can begin planning at any time. People often start to think ahead and talk with friends and family when life events happen such as: Your doctor, nurse or care worker might suggest a meeting to start talking about your health, care and support. This is sometimes done face to face but can be by

This page will provide you with some very important information about pre-operative assessment clinics. The information is taken from the Royal College of Anaesthetists as referenced at the bottom of the page. In the near future we will be updating the page with more information specific to the pre-operative assessment clinics at the Royal Infirmary

APPLICATIONS FOR COHORT 4 OF THE GATEWAY ARE NOW CLOSED (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF APPLICATIONS FOR AN ADVANCED METHODOLOGICAL AWARD, WHICH REMAIN OPEN PERPETUALLY). APPLICATIONS FOR COHORT 5 WILL BE ANNOUNCED TOWARDS THE END OF 2025 NHS Lothian has secured funding from the NHS Lothian Charity to provide a Clinical Academic Research Gateway Awards programme. 

Originating in 1948, we are the longest established Artificial Eye service in Scotland. Operating from our base in Edinburgh, the department is staffed by a full-time Ocularist with over twenty-five years experience. Clinics are held in Edinburgh, Inverness, Orkney & Shetland. Losing an Eye The prospect of having an eye removed is one that no-one

This webpage has been designed for patients, carers, referrers and any other interested parties. We hope it will help provide you with information about who, where and what we are as a service.  If you are a patient who is soon to be attending the service you can find out about the staff team and

Click here for the latest updates on Anti-Obesity Medications Click here to view our latest waiting times to the service We provide a specialist service which supports you to lead a healthy lifestyle, to manage weight and improve your health. We also offer education and support for those at risk of or living with type 2

Deciding where you want to give birth to your baby is an important decision. Clinical safety is a significant factor when choosing where to give birth but we know you also value feeling comfortable, safe and in control. All of these factors can have a beneficial impact on your labour. Learn more about your options

Giving birth is one of the most important moments in your family’s journey together. You may not have considered writing down what you want for labour and birth (often called: making a birth plan), but it is a great way to start a conversation with your birth partner, midwife and doctor (obstetrician) about what matters

Please know that we are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time. The loss of a baby is a shocking and devastating experience for parents, and it can affect you and your family in ways you don’t expect.   The important thing to know is that