Vision Camberwell Optometrists

Vision Camberwell Optometrists Vision Camberwell Optometrists are industry leaders in contacts, keratoconus, OrthoK & myopia control

Vision Camberwell Optometrists are industry leaders in contact lenses and offer comprehensive primary care. Committed to providing unrivalled solutions in eye care and eye wear, we have been caring for the community of Camberwell and beyond for over sixty years. Shonit provides personalized primary eye care appointments and uses the latest in digital imaging to comprehensively examine the health of your eyes. As part of his ongoing commitment to making a difference to your life through 20/20 vision, Shonit is therapeutically accredited to treat conditions such as conjunctivitis, ocular inflammation, dry eye and glaucoma. As one of few Australian optometrists awarded a Fellowship with the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control, and Fellowship Chair for the Oceania Region, Shonit has extensive experience fitting Orthokeratology (OrthoK) contact lenses for myopia control, astigmatism and hyperopia, providing clear vision for clients from 6 to 60 (and beyond), without the need for glasses or daytime contact lenses. Our practice offers a large range of spectacles and sunglasses featuring the latest collections from a wide range of designers, that will leave you spoilt for choice. Our eyewear stylist, Sharon Skerry, offers eyewear styling appointments and finds it highly rewarding when she finds the perfect eyewear to frame your face.

Our glasses are an everyday tool, so the cleaning routine matters. Save this for the next time lenses look smudgy or str...
24/02/2026

Our glasses are an everyday tool, so the cleaning routine matters. Save this for the next time lenses look smudgy or streaky, and avoid the common habits that quietly scratch coatings.

22/02/2026

A great frame should match your life, not just your prescription. Face à Face is built for colour, shape and personality, and we’ll help you find the one that suits how you actually dress day to day.

21/02/2026

Even on days that feel mild, UV is still doing its thing. Sunglasses are eye protection, not just a style choice. Pop them on whenever it’s bright, and keep them on for the whole time you’re outside.

19/02/2026

Needing new glasses every few years can be a sign your myopia is still progressing. Here’s why it happens in adults and what options exist beyond updating your prescription.

Ortho-K results depend on your routine. Save this carousel and follow these simple steps to keep lenses clean, comfortab...
17/02/2026

Ortho-K results depend on your routine. Save this carousel and follow these simple steps to keep lenses clean, comfortable, and safe. If you have redness, pain, or light sensitivity, remove your lenses and contact your optometrist.

16/02/2026

Health fund extras have reset, which means it’s a good time to update your glasses if you’ve been putting it off. If you want something a little different, we have Victoria’s largest Face à Face range in store. Book a styling consult and try a few on.

12/02/2026

Scleral lens care basics that prevent most problems: clean hands, preservative-free sterile saline only, never tap water, and let peroxide fully neutralise before wear. Save this for your routine.

Head over to our website or give us a call to book in your next session!
11/02/2026

Head over to our website or give us a call to book in your next session!

Polarised sunglasses are designed to reduce glare from reflected light, which can make driving and outdoor vision feel c...
04/02/2026

Polarised sunglasses are designed to reduce glare from reflected light, which can make driving and outdoor vision feel clearer and less fatiguing. Regular sunglasses mainly reduce brightness.

The key optometrist tip: polarisation and UV protection are not the same thing. Choose sunglasses with proper UV protection and an appropriate Australian lens category for your day to day use, then add polarisation if glare is an issue for you.

If you’re unsure what your current sunglasses are doing, bring them into the practice and we can sanity check them.

02/02/2026

If you’ve been told you might have keratoconus, the first appointment can feel like a lot, but it’s designed to be simple and informative. We start with a chat about your vision and history, then capture detailed corneal measurements and run a few vision tests so we can understand exactly what’s going on. You’ll leave with a clear explanation of your results and a plan tailored to you.

To book a keratoconus assessment at Vision Camberwell, get in touch via our website or call the practice.

30/01/2026

If your screen is living too close to your face, your eyes are doing extra work all day.

A simple rule:
Phone at a comfortable reading distance, not tucked under your nose.
Laptop at about arm’s length, with the top of the screen around eye level.

If you’re getting headaches, eye strain, blur that comes and goes, or tired eyes after work or school, it’s worth checking your screen habits.

Address

Melbourne, VIC

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 10:30am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+61398825666

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