The latest state-of-the-art equipment is required to give the safest, most reliable and consistent results from investigation and treatment of eye and vision problems.
The following are examples of some of the technology this practice invests in.

OCT (Optical Coherence Topography)

OCT is mainly used to diagnose optic disc and macular disorders in a variety of diseases including Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration (AMD), Diabetic Retinopathy, Retinal Vein Occlusions and other conditions.

Corneal Topography

Used in diagnosing corneal conditions such as keratoconus and dry eye but is also used pre-cataract surgery to ensure there are no corneal diseases present that could compromise the success of surgery.

Glaucoma Tests

These are used to screen for glaucoma and to follow up the disease in people receiving treatment, which helps determine if treatment is successful. As glaucoma is a life long disease, these tests need to be performed periodically to ensure the disease is not progressing.

Fluorescein angiography

To detect abnormalities in the blood circulation of structures in the eye including the retina, choroid, optic disc and occasionally in the iris. Conditions in which fluorescein angiography may be used include diabetes, macular degeneration, retinal vein occlusions as well as many other diseases.

Ultra Wide Field (UWF) Retinal Photography

High definition, ultra widefield imaging enables detection and monitoring of disease states from the centre to the far periphery of the retina.

Dry Eye tests

For the detection and monitoring of dry eye disease to track improvement with treatment.

Intense Pulsed Light treatment for dry eye

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) uses broad wavelengths of light ranging from 515nm to 1200nm to target specific pigments on the skin. IPL applied to the skin helps ease the symptoms and signs of blepharitis, meibomian gland dysfunction and dry eye disease. IPL warms the dermis to temperatures up to 43º C. By a process known as photomodulation, IPL can stimulate cells and glands to function normally and this may be the mechanism through which meibomian gland function can be improved.

Laser photocoagulation

YAG laser

Vitreolysis Laser

Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty

2RT - Retinal Rejuvenation Therapy

A new form of treatment, 2RT is a gentle and noninvasive laser treatment that can safely reverse the early signs of macular degeneration (AMD) and can treat vision threatening macular swelling in diabetes (CSME) without causing damage to surrounding retinal cells. It has been shown to preserve and even improve vision and may reduce or even eliminate the need for eye injections often required in these eye conditions.
This video shows how, with age, AMD starts with the build up of cell waste underneath the retina forming yellow-white spots known as drusen. The new 2RT laser targets individual cells in the layer of the retina above the drusen causing sister cells, next to the targeted cells, to produce new daughter cells. The new cells are more efficient at removing the cell waste and result in a decrease in the amount, extent and area covered by drusen. In the longer term, in selected patients without more severe signs of retinal disease, 2RT laser has been shown to reduce progression to the late stages of AMD, when eye injections may be needed.
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