Prof. Chameen Samarawickrama

01/05/2026

29/04/2026

Dry, irritated eyes? It could be more than just screen time.

Common causes of dry eyes include:

• Eyelid problems
• Contact lens use
• Recent eye surgery
• Low humidity or dry environments

Don’t ignore the signs—early care can make a big difference in your comfort and vision.

💧 Book a consultation to find the right treatment for you.

24/04/2026

Big step forward in eye care 👁️

Prof. Samarawickrama is part of a team developing a synthetic gel that may repair corneal injuries—potentially reducing the need for transplants.

Promising future for safer, more accessible treatment.

This article is based on research contributed to by Prof Chameen Samarawickrama, corneal specialist and refractive surgeon at Nexus Eye Care, Sydney. Australian researchers are part of an international team developing an innovative synthetic gel that may help repair corneas damaged by injury or infe...

22/04/2026

Everything you need to know about Keratoconus
— a condition where the cornea thins and bulges, causing blurred and distorted vision.
Common risk factors include genetics, eye rubbing, and allergies.

Meet the best keratoconus specialist at Dr. Chameen Sams. Discover effective surgical procedures like CXL for keratoconus. Your trusted keratoconus eye doctor.

07/04/2026

Your vision is a vital part of your overall health—and it deserves attention.

This World Health Day, take a moment to prioritise your eye health. From regular eye check-ups to protecting your eyes from digital strain, small steps today can make a big difference for your vision tomorrow.

Clear vision is not just about seeing better—it’s about living better.

📅 Book your comprehensive eye check-up and take the first step towards healthier eyes.

06/04/2026

You may not always think about it, but your vision plays a big role in your everyday life.

You might be ready to explore vision correction options if you:

• Depend on glasses or contact lenses daily
• Experience dryness or irritation from contact lenses
• Feel tired of constant cleaning or adjusting your glasses
• Want more comfort and convenience in your routine

A simple, comprehensive eye assessment can help you understand the best options for your vision.

31/03/2026

Honoured to present at the Asia-Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology Congress in Hong Kong.

Great discussions with global experts on managing cataract surgery in complex corneal cases—sharing techniques, decision-making insights & practical tips.

These learnings help enhance care for all my patients, from routine to highly complex cases.

26/03/2026

Cataracts affect many people as they age—but it’s not just about getting older. Several factors can increase your risk, including:

🔹 Age
🔹 Family history
🔹 UV exposure
🔹 Diabetes
🔹 Obesity
🔹 Eye injuries

Understanding these risk factors can help you take proactive steps to protect your vision.

✔ Wear UV-protective sunglasses
✔ Maintain a healthy lifestyle
✔ Manage existing health conditions
✔ Schedule regular eye exams

✨ Early awareness = Better eye health

https://drchameensams.com.au/6-factors-that-increase-cataract-risk/

25/03/2026

Dry eyes aren’t just about tears—they’re about oil too!

Our step-by-step Meibomian Gland Strategy targets the real cause of dryness for lasting relief and clearer vision.

Learn our step-by-step Meibomian gland treatment strategy to effectively manage dry eye symptoms and improve long-term eye health.

23/03/2026

Can You Fly After Eye Surgery? 👁️

Planning to travel after an eye procedure? It’s important to know when it’s safe to take off.

We’re answering some of the most common questions:
🔹 Can I fly after retina repair surgery?
🔹 Can I fly after cataract surgery?
🔹 What if the cataract surgery was complicated?
🔹 When can I fly after glaucoma surgery?
🔹 Is it safe to fly after a corneal transplant?
🔹 Can you fly with retinal holes, macular wrinkles, or other eye conditions?

Your eyes need proper care and recovery—don’t take chances when it comes to your vision.

🌐 Learn more: https://drchameensams.com.au/can-you-fly-after-eye-surgery-common-questions-answered/

18/03/2026

✈️ Can You Fly After Eye Surgery? 👁️

Planning a trip but recently had eye surgery? It’s a common question—and an important one!

While many people can fly after certain procedures, timing depends on the type of surgery and your recovery progress. Flying too soon may increase discomfort or risk complications.

✅ Follow your doctor’s advice
✅ Avoid pressure-related risks
✅ Give your eyes time to heal properly

If you're unsure, it’s always best to get expert guidance before you travel.

Check the blog- https://drchameensams.com.au/can-you-fly-after-eye-surgery-common-questions-answered/