SurgeryThursday, 2 May 2019Eye Floaters and Flashes
The ins and outs of flashes and floaters.
Auckland Eye Blog
Eye ConditionsTuesday, 23 Apr 2019The Unexpected Benefits of Cataract Surgery
Cataracts are one of the most common eye conditions, which occur when the normally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy.
Eye Health TipsThursday, 18 Apr 2019Dark Chocolate and Eye Health
Any excuse to eat chocolate is great, and when it also has health benefits to your eyes it is even better!
SurgeryThursday, 11 Apr 2019Laser Eye Surgery Recovery – What to Expect
Because the cornea has an amazing ability to repair itself, most patients have a quick recovery period
Eye ConditionsTuesday, 2 Apr 2019Cataract Diagnosis and Treatment
A key indicator of cataract development is clouding or blurring of the vision that cannot be corrected with glasses.
Eye Health TipsTuesday, 2 Apr 2019Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month
Did you know that women make up 2/3 of those living with blindness or visual impairment?
Eye Health TipsFriday, 29 Mar 20198 Daily Activities That Could Be Worsening Your Dry Eyes
Tears serve as a protective coating for the eyes, keeping the eyes moist, providing essential nutrients, and washing away dust and other particles.
Eye Health TipsMonday, 25 Mar 20197 Most Common Eye Injuries
When accidents involve eye injuries, it’s important to know what steps to take.
Eye ConditionsTuesday, 19 Mar 2019Everything You Need to Know About Keratoconus
Keratoconus is an inherited condition of the cornea, where the normally round cornea becomes thinned, distorted and coned-shaped.
Eye ConditionsWednesday, 6 Mar 2019Hereditary Eye Conditions and Diseases
The importance of knowing your family eye health history.
SurgeryMonday, 4 Mar 2019Benefits of SMILE Laser Vision Correction
SMILE stands for SMall Incision Lenticule Extraction, which is the world's most advanced, precise and convenient laser eye surgery.
Eye Health TipsFriday, 1 Mar 2019March is Save Your Vision Month
The average New Zealander spends seven or more hours a day looking at their screens - smart phones, tablets, LED monitors, and flat-screen TVs.
