Melbourne
Eyecare
Clinic

As with medical checkups, routine optometric examinations can be a great way to catch-up on your eye health, to review your prescription, and allow you to raise other concerns with experienced optometrists. Routine screens for refractive errors, eye focusing and coordination disorders, digital eye strain, and diseases such as cataract and glaucoma are included in optometric examinations.

Assessments for short-sightedness can be provided for those wondering if they need glasses or contact lenses, or clients looking for a routine checkup. Evidence-based and effective treatment options will be discussed. 

Consultations by experienced optometrists, using state of the art instrumentations for those looking into contact lenses.

Contact lenses can help correct myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia. Specialty contact lenses may also be used for specific conditions. ​

NOTE: Clients are requested to bring their current spectacles (and prescriptions), contact lenses (and prescriptions, contact lens case, and any contact lens products that you may be using), and a list of any known allergies, current medications and eyedrops if possible.

Diabetes increases one’s risk of eye problems such as cataracts and glaucoma. Individuals with diabetes are thus encouraged to have an eye check every 2 years, such as the comprehensive eye exam provided by the Melbourne Eyecare Clinic.

Comprehensive eyecare by optometrists with a high level of expertise and experience in working with infants, young children, or primary school aged children. Services include myopia management, post-concussion eye examinations, complete assessments of eye health, and more.

Binocular vision assessments are also provided to people of all ages.

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The Melbourne Eyecare Clinic recommends that children be examined:

• In infancy if there are any concerns

• At the age of 3 prior to commencing school

• Every 2 years during school and thereafter

• Colour Vision Assessment

• Dry Eye Disease Clinic

• Urgent eye care for individuals with acute symptoms
  (e.g. swollen eyelids)

• Screening for common conditions such as:
  Glaucoma, Cataract, Macular Degeneration, Pterygium & Keratoconus