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Does Glaucoma Have Symptoms? Everything You Need to Know

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it can damage your vision without causing noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Many people assume that a serious eye condition will produce obvious warning signs, but glaucoma often develops gradually,…

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Can Cataracts Come Back After Surgery?

You have had cataract surgery and now your vision is becoming blurry or hazy again, so it is natural to worry that the cataract has returned. This is one of the most common questions that patients ask their eye doctor and fortunately the answer can provide real peace…

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Can Refractive Lens Exchange Fix Presbyopia Permanently?

If you’re over 45 and you’re constantly reaching for your reading glasses, you’re not alone. Almost everyone experiences presbyopia at some point in their lives. Presbyopia is the loss of the ability to focus up close with age. But what if there was a way to fix it…

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Which Lens is Better After Cataract Surgery?

If you or a loved one is considering cataract surgery, choosing the right intraocular lens (IOL) is one of the most important decisions you will make. In cataract surgery, your eye’s natural, cloudy lens is replaced with a lens implant that provides your vision after…

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Marsden Eye 2025 GP Seminar

We had a fantastic turnout at our Marsden GP Seminar on Saturday 22nd March, where seven of our leading ophthalmologists delivered insightful talks, providing key updates in ophthalmology for general practitioners. The day was filled with education, great food, and…

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Local Business Award Winner for 2024

Local Business Award Winner for 2024 We are thrilled to announce that Marsden Eye Specialists has won the Local Business Award in the category of Outstanding Health Improvement Services! This incredible achievement is a testament to our dedicated team’s hard…

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July 2024 Optometry Seminar

Marsden Eye Specialists was proud to host our 2024 optometry seminar on the 27th of July 2024 . The event was fully accredited by Optometry Australia. We had multiple great presentations during the night featuring a wealth of exciting learning opportunities and…

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June 2023 Hybrid Optometry Seminar

Marsden Eye Specialists was proud to host our second hybrid optometry seminar on the 6th of June 2023. The event was fully accredited by Optometry Australia (1.0T) and the speakers and topics for the evening were as follows: Dr Season Yeung – Current updates on…

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October 2022 Hybrid Optometry Seminar

Marsden Eye Specialists was proud to host our first in person optometry seminar after the COVID19 lockdown period on the 25th of October 2022. The event was fully accredited by Optometry Australia (1.5T) and the speakers and topics for the evening were as follows: Dr…

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2018 Syneos Health Site Appreciation Award

Congratulations to Dr Jennifer Arnold and Marsden Eye Specialists Clinical Trials Research team!! This prestigious award recognises the value of clinical research sites as partners in the clinical research process. All clinical trials must be conducted with adherence…

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Case Study 6 – Accom Insufficency

Presenting Reason 19 year old female referred from optometrist due to the need of high reading ADD in her glasses compared to her age. Patient complained that her vision at near is blurred despite using her glasses. Medical History Nil previous ocular history…

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Case Study 5 – bj-brvo

Presenting Reason 64 year old Caucasian female, came for a review as they were complaining of a reduction in the vision in their right eye over the past few weeks, which has been effecting her depth perception. There was no history of trauma, headaches, flashing…

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Case Study 4 – pp-valsalva-retinopathy

Presenting Reason 22 year old South Asian female, came into clinic today for an urgent review for sudden loss of vision in the left eye. There has been no history of trauma, headaches or transient vision loss. Upon further questioning, the patient attempted to do a…

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