Auckland Eye Welcomes Cornea and Anterior Segment Specialist Dr Bia Kim

Auckland Eye is pleased to welcome Dr Bia Kim, a highly trained Cornea and Anterior Segment Specialist, to our team. Dr Kim brings a wealth of international experience and a passion for delivering compassionate, patient-centred care to our clinics in Remuera, Ormiston, and Takapuna.

Dr Kim’s expertise lies in treating conditions affecting the front of the eye, from keratoconus and cataracts to pterygia and complex reconstructions following trauma or severe inflammation. She describes her role as dealing with “the three Cs — cataract, cornea, and conjunctiva” with a particular focus on helping patients find personalised solutions that suit their lifestyles.

Having worked alongside many of the Auckland Eye team in public hospital settings, Dr Kim says joining the practice feels like a natural next step.

Dr Kim’s training spans some of the world’s most respected eye centres, including time in Germany and Japan learning cutting-edge surgical techniques in endothelial transplantation and cell therapies. She has also drawn valuable insights from observing the high-volume surgical systems in Korea, helping to shape her perspective on efficient, high-quality care delivery.

Alongside her clinical work, Dr Kim is actively involved in training the next generation of eye care professionals. She supervises registrars at Manukau Superclinic, teaches health professionals at all levels, and is committed to building capacity in the keratoconus space, a growing need among young patients.

Her impressive credentials include a Doctor of Medicine and Fellowship with the Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists, alongside numerous awards and scholarships recognising her academic excellence and commitment to eye care research.

Alongside her clinical work, Dr Kim is actively involved in training the next generation of eye care professionals. She supervises registrars at Manukau Superclinic, teaches health professionals at all levels, and is committed to building capacity in the keratoconus space, a growing need among young patients.

Her impressive credentials include a Doctor of Medicine and Fellowship with the Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists, alongside numerous awards and scholarships recognising her academic excellence and commitment to eye care research.

We’re thrilled to have Dr Kim join the Auckland Eye team and know she will make a lasting impact on our patients and our community. Bia is happy to consult in English and Korean.