Cataract Surgery -Kevin S., a patient story
With an inquisitive mind, hunger for learning and a lively spirit, Kevin had always found great joy in the small things in life.
Auckland Eye Blog
Are you an athlete having eye problems?
Glasses and contacts are inconvenient for anyone, but even more so for athletes who play sports and don’t want to break their glasses.
Pioneering laser vision treatment gives mother the gift of perfect vision – Kama Bone, a patient story
Being a dedicated mother of an active 7 year old daughter, Kama never enjoyed using contact lenses and glasses and the hassles that came with them.
Eye Colour Is More Unique Than Your Fingerprint
While it is possible that you may share blue eyes with your immediate family, how that colour appears in your eyes is unique to you.
Your Career and Your Eye-Sight
There are many career types that rely greatly on their vision. Striving to achieve your professional aspirations is all about staying focused.
Eye ConditionsFriday, 26 Jan 2018You can only shoot as fast as you can see – Raymond O’Brien, a patient story.
Raymond O'Brien enjoyed great vision, but his sporting success came amidst growing visual challenges in the form of presbyopia and cataracts.
Auckland EyeThursday, 16 Nov 2017Auckland Eye answers your Cataract questions
Do you need some information about cataracts? Here Auckland Eye answers the most common cataract questions we get such as 'what are cataracts?'
Eye ConditionsTuesday, 14 Nov 201725 seconds to 20/20 – SMILE Laser vision correction
For patients seeking vision correction through laser eye surgery, the primary goal is to see clearly without glasses or contact lenses.
Eye ConditionsMonday, 6 Nov 2017Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Dry Eyes
Many of us have grown up with our parents telling us "eat your fish, it is good for your brain".
Eye ConditionsTuesday, 17 Oct 2017“I was possibly the most short sighted person in the Southern Hemisphere” – Carolyn Caukwell’s ICL journey
"I was possibly the most short sighted person in the Southern Hemisphere" - Carolyn Caukwell.
Sunsmart with sunglasses – keep your child’s eyes safe this summer
As adults, most of us regularly wear sunglasses to protect our eyes from the damaging UV rays of the sun.
Eye ConditionsMonday, 18 Sep 2017BLIND (-13D) to 20/20 – An artist’s journey to visual clarity….
If you are struggling with vision impairment due to a very high prescription and astigmatism, you may be interested to read Esme's story.
