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What to bring

Current referral from your GP or optometrist
Current glasses
Medicare/Health Fund Card/Pension Card
A hat or sunglasses as dilation drops may make your child light sensitive
Please allow 1½-2 hours for your initial visit

Adult Patients

As noted above
A current list of medications
We recommend you do not drive after your consultation as your vision may be blurred

Presentations & Publications

Summer Lovin’ – protecting your families eyes

December 19, 2016

Protection from UV rays required all year round The sun is not just something to consider in Summer – our eyes need protection from it’s harmful UV rays all year round. Paediatric ophthalmologist Dr Caroline Catt has was recently interviewed by Paula Goodyer for House & Garden magazine’s Health feature. Dr Catt was asked about the importance of protecting our […]

Latest news

Myopia Control Update

September 25, 2024

Understanding Myopia Control: Latest Treatment Options to Slow Myopia Progression Myopia, or near-sightedness, is one of the most common eye conditions affecting an increasing number of children and young adults worldwide. Myopia causes distant objects to appear blurry while nearby objects remain clear. While it’s often corrected with glasses or contact lenses, what many people […]

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