Myopia, or Shortsightedness, is now an epidemic. It is predicted that 50% of the world's population will be myopic by the year 2050. Myopia can be progressive and can increase the chances of developing many eye diseases. Fortunately, there are now many treatment options available to prevent, or slow, the rate of progression of myopia from a young age.

Ortho-Keratology is an excellent treatment option available to prevent, or slow, the rate of progression of myopia in patients of all ages. Ortho-Keratology involves wearing a rigid contact lens while you sleep to temporarily reshape your cornea to correct myopia, very much like how a tooth retainer straightens teeth. Doug Grimson, himself, has been wearing Ortho-Keratology lenses since 2011 and has not changed in prescription since the commencement of the treatment.

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Keratoconus is a condition whereby the cornea (clear front surface of the eye) becomes distorted causing blurred vision. Keratoconus is usually associated with eye rubbing and allergies. Rigid contact lenses can be fitted to correct the corneal distortion to produce clear vision and help control the condition.

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We have a strong passion for all contact lens fitting including soft contact lenses, multifocal contact lenses, Ortho-Keratology, Keratoconus lenses, and rigid contact lenses. There are now contact lens options available for all prescriptions. If you are interested in contact lenses, ask our optometrists for an assessment.

Glaucoma and Macular Degeneration are common causes of blindness, Macular Degeneration being the leading cause of blindness in Australia. Both these conditions can be detected before symptoms are present. With the latest retinal imaging equipment, we are able to offer early detection and management of Glaucoma and Macular Degeneration, as well as a whole range of eye diseases.

It is reported that 25% of children will have a vision problem significant enough to impact their learning ability. If detected early, most of these conditions can be treated, whether it be with glasses or vision training. We provide an in-depth examination of eyesight, eye focus, eye co-ordination and when indicated visual processing. We also offer in-office vision training or computerised, home-based vision therapy.

Technology in eyecare has been advancing at a rapid rate. We invest in the latest equipment including 3D retinal scanning and imaging technology. Our state-of-the-art equipment allows early detection and management of a wide range of eye conditions. Early diagnosis and management are vital for preventing vision loss.

Cataract is the most common eye condition. Most people will develop cataracts in their lifetime. Our optometrists can identify cataracts early and give advice on the likely timeframe for needing surgery.

Diabetic Retinopathy is a complication of diabetes caused by high and fluctuating blood sugar levels. If left untreated, Diabetic Retinopathy can cause damage to the retina and irreversible blindness. Through regular eye assessments and retinal imaging, we are able to detect Diabetic Retinopathy early to prevent vision loss. We closely with GP’s, Endocrinologists, and Ophthalmologists to ensure your vision remains strong.

Dry Eye can be a debilitating condition. It is difficult to cure dry eye but there are excellent long-term and short-term management plans. Drops will help reduce the symptoms of dry eye, however, there are now many other treatment options. Some of these are self-management strategies, while there are also in-office procedures.

All our highly trained optometrists are qualified to prescribe therapeutic drops to treat eye infections, conjunctivitis, metal foreign body removal, scratches/abrasions, and uveitis without seeing your doctor. Optometrists are in the box seat to manage these conditions due to the equipment available. Same Day Urgent appointments are available.

We supply high quality, certified safety glasses to suit your workplace.

A range of products are available for a variety of sports including swimming goggles, dive-masks, and snow goggles to name a few.

Low vision can be debilitating. Fortunately, there are products and strategies that can allow better function and ability to maintain independence. A range of magnifiers are available.

Recycle for Sight is an initiative run by the Lions Club whereby old/unused glasses are sorted, and donated to countries that need them most. We facilitate by collecting unused glasses and sending them to the recycling centre.