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Interested in Laser Vision Correction?

Laser vision correction, or laser eye surgery, is a surgical treatment for people who want to reduce their dependence on glasses or contact lenses. If you are dissatisfied wearing glasses or contact lenses, then laser vision correction could be for you.

What is LASIK and IntraLase?

The revolutionary procedure known as LASIK has become one of the most popular and successful in the world today. LASIK is the most commonly used surgical procedure for correcting short-sightedness (myopia), long-sightedness (hypermetropia), and astigmatism.

With the IntraLase method, pulses of laser light create your corneal flap, which is then lifted so that the next step of LASIK – the re-shaping of your cornea – can be performed. IntraLase is a 100% blade-free computer-guided technology, and it is more accurate than the technique of using a hand-held mechanical microkeratome instrument.

The Vision Eye Institute doctors are the pioneers of laser eye surgery in Australia.
They are the LASIK specialists in Sydney.

More than 200 combined years of experience

The doctors at Vision Eye Institute are specialists in one or more areas of eye surgery.
They have hospital and teaching appointments at major institutions in NSW.

They have been involved in many scientific and clinical research studies, and they serve as consultants to numerous ophthalmic companies.

Cataract Surgery

In modern societies, cataracts rarely cause blindness, but they do reduce the sharpness and quality of people’s vision, thus affecting their ability to do everyday work and leisure activities. When this occurs, surgery may provide the best solution.

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Presbyopia

Presbyopia occurs in all adults approximately 45 years or older, and it refers to the reduction of reading vision. It is a natural ageing process of the lens inside the eye. It can be treated using a correction technique called Monovision.

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Keratoconus

Keratoconus, or conical cornea, is an uncommon condition in which the cornea becomes thin, losing some of its rigidity, which results in a small bulge or conical distortion in its curvature.

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Vision Eye Institute

Vision Eye Institute is comprised of four clinics in NSW – two have a laser vision correction centre, one has ophthalmic day-surgery facilities, and all four have comprehensive consultative eye services. The clinics are located in Bondi Junction, Chatswood, Cremorne, and Newcastle.