Often associated with auto-immune diseases.
Optic Neuritis is an inflammatory condition of the Optic Nerve. This condition is often associated with auto-immune diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis. It can cause vision loss and pain when moving the eye. Optic Neuritis occurs in both children and adults but typically ages 20-40.
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Like everything else in life, our eyes are going through constant change. Each age group has its own set of eye problems to contend with. Understanding how your vision evolves will help maintain optimal eye health. This guide examines exactly what your eyes need at every stage of life.
We are in the midst of a myopia epidemic. Levels of myopia (short-sightedness) are reaching staggering levels in East Asian school children and rising steadily in Australia, with more than 40% of people in the U.S. already affected. Optometrists worldwide are seeking solutions to prevent, manage and control this escalating problem. This is a comprehensive guide on how to slow or halt your child’s short-sightedness.
A comprehensive guide on how to minimising the effects of digital eye strain.
Most people don’t enjoy wearing spectacles because they either struggle with choosing them or don’t feel confident wearing them. This guide explores the most useful tips and common mistakes people make when choosing frames.
If you’ve been diagnosed with keratoconus, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed by conflicting information and uncertain about what lies ahead. This comprehensive guide cuts through the confusion with practical, expert insights developed over thirty years of specialised care.
This guide examines the many causes of dry eyes and the diagnostic tests that identify various types. Understanding the underlying cause leads to specific, targeted treatment, which maximises your chances of successful outcomes.
Worried about your macula? Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) is the leading cause of permanent blindness in Australia. Prevention is key to protecting your most precious sense – your eyesight. Be proactive and keep this checklist handy.
Use this checklist during consultations with potential dry eye practitioner. A practitioner who can answer “yes” to most or all of these criteria is likely to provide comprehensive, effective care for your dry eye condition.
Up to 75% of contact lens wearers fail long term. Use this checklist to avoid common mistakes and master the secrets to comfortable contact lens wear.
Use this checklist to identify practitioners who can provide comprehensive, effective care for your keratoconus condition.
Red eyes are one of the most common eye complaints yet remain poorly managed. This guide provides clear direction on effective treatments and harmful practices to avoid.
Traditional myopia management focused on correction rather than prevention. This guide explains why myopia control is preferable.
Multifocal problems are among the most common issues with new glasses. Many people struggle to adjust, especially with their first pair. Use this checklist to maximise your chances of success with progressive lenses.
A keratoconus diagnosis can feel overwhelming. This guide explains your consultation process and how we’ll help you achieve clearer vision.
This guide explains your glasses prescription and helps you understand exactly what each measurement tells us about your vision.
A keratoconus diagnosis doesn’t mean compromised vision. This guide explains five contact lens options for clear, comfortable sight.
