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Eye Conditions

Many eye conditions start quietly. Regular checks help us find them early.

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Catching problems early

Some eye conditions cause no pain and no obvious change in vision at first. By the time you notice a problem, some damage may already have happened. That is why regular eye exams matter, even if you see well.

We use advanced imaging to look closely at the health of your eyes and track any changes over time. If you need specialist care, we will refer you and keep you informed.

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Conditions

Glaucoma

Eye pressure checks, OCT scans of the optic nerve and visual field testing to detect and monitor.

Cataracts

Assessment of lens clarity, advice on managing vision and referral for surgery when the time is right.

Macular degeneration and retinal health

Retinal photos and OCT
scans to check the retina and
macula and track changes.

Diabetic eye disease

Regular retinal checks, and
reports shared with your GP.
Book at least once a year if
you have diabetes, or as
advised.

Short-sightedness

Glasses or contact lenses,
and specialist myopia
management for children.
See Myopia Management.

Long-sightedness

Accurate prescription and
lens options to suit your daily
life.

Dry and irritated eyes

Assessment of the cause,
eye drops and lifestyle
advice.

Amblyopia and strabismus

Early detection in children
and referral or treatment
plans where needed.

When to see us soon

Call us straight away if you have sudden vision loss, new flashes of light or floaters, a curtain over your vision, eye pain or a red eye with vision changes. For an emergency out of hours, go to your nearest hospital emergency department.

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How we check your eye health Body

Our OCT, retinal imaging and visual field testing let us see details that are hard to spot in a standard exam.

Ready to Care for Your Eyes?

Not sure if you need a check?

If you have a family history, diabetes or any concerns about your eyes, book an exam.