Mrs Kapka NenovaOphthalmology in East Grinstead
It is not possible to contact or book an appointment with this doctor.
Are you this doctor?
Update your information and activate your profile
Professional statement
Mrs Kapka Nenova is a renowned consultant ophthalmologist who practises in East Grinstead. She has over 30 years of medical experience and specialises in medical retina conditions, retinal laser treatment, macular degeneration, vein occlusion, diabetic retinopathy, and uveitis.
In 1992, Mrs Nenova graduated from the esteemed Medical University of Varna in Bulgaria and finalised her ophthalmology training at the Medical University of Sofia, Bulgaria. She worked as a consultant ophthalmologist in Bulgaria for 10 years before relocating to England. Since 2010 she has worked as a consultant ophthalmologist for the NHS. Additionally, Mrs Nenova completed both a fellowship of orbital and oculoplastic surgery at the Naples Medical University, Italy and a fellowship of medical retina at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
Mrs Nenova has participated in numerous international trials, that aim to improve the efficiency of the latest treatments for medical retina conditions. These trials’ findings have been published in a high-impact ophthalmological journal. She is a clinical and educational supervisor for the Kent, Surrey, and Sussex regions and trains junior ophthalmologists.
In 1992, Mrs Nenova graduated from the esteemed Medical University of Varna in Bulgaria and finalised her ophthalmology training at the Medical University of Sofia, Bulgaria. She worked as a consultant ophthalmologist in Bulgaria for 10 years before relocating to England. Since 2010 she has worked as a consultant ophthalmologist for the NHS. Additionally, Mrs Nenova completed both a fellowship of orbital and oculoplastic surgery at the Naples Medical University, Italy and a fellowship of medical retina at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
Mrs Nenova has participated in numerous international trials, that aim to improve the efficiency of the latest treatments for medical retina conditions. These trials’ findings have been published in a high-impact ophthalmological journal. She is a clinical and educational supervisor for the Kent, Surrey, and Sussex regions and trains junior ophthalmologists.