Eye Examinations

Regular eye examination are essential for the early detection of ocular disease and vision complaints and are key in preventing blindness and vision loss. Consultations are generally bulk billed to Medicare and we provide instant health fund rebates. We recommend a regular eye examination every two years.

Our Technology

Digital Retinal Imaging

This technique allows us to take a digital image of the retina (the film of the eye) and monitor for any changes over time.

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

This non-invasive imaging test uses light waves to take cross-section pictures of your retina, the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. This assists with the diagnosis and monitoring of serious eye diseases.

Corneal Topography

Allows us to assess the shape of the cornea. It is vital for a full understanding of the focusing properties of the eye.

Visual Field Testing

This involves the use of a highly sensitive machine to accurately monitor peripheral vision and detect glaucoma and neurological problems.

Anterior Eye Imaging

The highest level of detail of your cornea, iris, eyelids and sclera are digitally recorded and archived for monitoring of conditions like pterygium, freckles or pigmentation, dry eyes and ocular surface disorders.

Eye Pressure Measurement

Measures the pressure inside your eyes to check for glaucoma; a painless condition where the pressure in the eye is too high.
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Eye Examinations

Regular eye examination are essential for the early detection of ocular disease and vision complaints and are key in preventing blindness and vision loss. Consultations are generally bulk billed to Medicare and we provide instant health fund rebates. We recommend a regular eye examination every two years.

Our Technology

Digital Retinal Imaging

This technique allows us to take a digital image of the retina (the film of the eye) and monitor for any changes over time.

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

This non-invasive imaging test uses light waves to take cross-section pictures of your retina, the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. This assists with the diagnosis and monitoring of serious eye diseases.

Corneal Topography

Allows us to assess the shape of the cornea. It is vital for a full understanding of the focusing properties of the eye.

Visual Field Testing

This involves the use of a highly sensitive machine to accurately monitor peripheral vision and detect glaucoma and neurological problems.

Anterior Eye Imaging

The highest level of detail of your cornea, iris, eyelids and sclera are digitally recorded and archived for monitoring of conditions like pterygium, freckles or pigmentation, dry eyes and ocular surface disorders.

Eye Pressure Measurement

Measures the pressure inside your eyes to check for glaucoma; a painless condition where the pressure in the eye is too high.
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