We have several locations where we treat patients. Details of which site your appointment is will be supplied at time of booking. You can click the button for full details on how to get to us.

Depending on whether it is decided to issue treatment at the time of your appointment, you appointment will take 1-2 hours.

Please bring any up-to-date pairs of spectacles with you. If you wear contact lenses, bring a case for these and any back up glasses as you will be asked to remove your contact lenses. Please also bring a list any medications you are currently taking.

No, you must not drive to your appointment. You will have some dilating drops administered to your eyes and this will affect your ability to drive.

Yes. We actively encourage our patients to involve firends and family in their eye care journey. In order to prevent crowding in our waiting areas however, we do ask that this be kept to a maximum of 2 friends or relatives.

You will begin by seeing one of our skilled ophthalmic technicians. They will check your vision by asking you to read a letter chart, before taking OCT scans and photographs of your retina (back of the eye). These tests are quick and painless. After this, you will see an ophthalmic practitioner who will examine your eyes on a slit-lamp (microscope). The practitioner will explain their findings and discuss treatment options with you. If treatment is required, in most cases this is in the form of an eye injection. With your agreement your first treatment dose will be administered at your first appointment.

Your diagnosis and treatment plan, where applicable, will be discussed with you at your first appointment. If deemed necessary treatment will be administered at your first appointment if you are in agreement.

Full details of what to expect after treatment, how to care for your eye and what to do incase of an emergency can be accessed by clicking the button.