NewsFriday, 31 Mar 2017Auckland Eye at Goodfellow 2017
The team at Auckland Eye was pleased to attend the 2017 Goodfellow Symposium at the Vodafone Events Centre in Auckland over the weekend of 25-26 March
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NewsFriday, 31 Mar 2017
Eye ConditionsWednesday, 29 Mar 2017Are cataracts making your vision hazy?
Cataract is a progressive cloudiness of the natural lens of the eye, and is a natural part of aging.
Eye ConditionsFriday, 24 Feb 2017Can I do anything to help prevent my child becoming short-sighted?
Short-sightedness (or myopia, a condition in which people find objects in the distance blurred) is often inherited
Eye ConditionsWednesday, 19 Oct 2016We love changing lives! Thank you to Madison for telling us your story
Since birth I had a convergent squint and needed to turn my head in order to be able to focus on anything.
SMILE laser technology. The most significant breakthrough for over 10 years!
You may not be aware that SMILE laser technology is the most significant breakthrough in laser eye surgery for over ten years!
Case Study: How Laser Eye Surgery can change someone’s life
Our Auckland Eye patient came in for a free assessment, because she’d been interested in whether laser eye surgery could be a solution for her small b
Auckland EyeMonday, 5 Sep 2016Auckland Eye Keeping an Eye on Local Talent
Auckland Eye is proud to support Kings School and their 2016 show Portlandbury Fest which took place over 2-3 September 2016.
NewsFriday, 19 Aug 2016Takapuna Clinic Opening
We are very excited to announce the opening of our brand new state-of-the-art consulting rooms and operating suite in Takapuna, North Shore.
Auckland EyeThursday, 28 Jul 2016SMILE laser eye surgery: a surgeon’s perspective
We conducted an interview with one of our highly specialised refracted surgeons Dr Sue Ormonde.
Auckland EyeThursday, 28 Jul 2016Auckland Eye’s week at Westfield St Lukes
We were excited to have the opportunity to meet and talk to people about SMILE.
Eye ConditionsThursday, 28 Jul 2016Common eye conditions in children
Amblyopia is the most common cause of poor vision in children and occurs because the part of the brain that deals with vision for that eye has failed
