George St Eye Centre

George St Eye Centre Imagine life beyond glasses! At George St Eye Centre, we offer 100% blade-free laser surgery. Quick, safe, & effective - join us for a clear tomorrow.

Your vision, our mission. The team at George St Eye Centre, founded by the late Dr Con Moshegov, offers an ophthalmic experience like no other. It is where state-of-the-art technology meets brilliant expertise. Within the boutique-style clinical setting situated conveniently in the heart of the Sydney CBD, you will be able to have all your eye-related questions answered an

d be a step closer to seeing the world clearly, free of glasses and contact lenses. Call (02) 9230 0010 for a free complimentary screening

How often should you get checked for glaucoma?
13/03/2025

How often should you get checked for glaucoma?

Get checked for glaucoma today.
12/03/2025

Get checked for glaucoma today.

Did you know?Most people with glaucoma are not aware of it: most glaucoma patients have zero symptoms.Catch the disease ...
12/03/2025

Did you know?
Most people with glaucoma are not aware of it: most glaucoma patients have zero symptoms.
Catch the disease early and you have a great chance of preserving your vision for the years to come.

Our holiday closure period ✨🎁 Our team wishes you a joyful Christmas and a bright New Year!
19/12/2024

Our holiday closure period ✨🎁
Our team wishes you a joyful Christmas and a bright New Year!

Today, on World Sight Day 2024, we are inspiring young people to prioritise their vision and eye health. Starting with o...
10/10/2024

Today, on World Sight Day 2024, we are inspiring young people to prioritise their vision and eye health.

Starting with our next generation, the leaders of tomorrow. We are committed to educating and raising the importance of protecting young children's eyes—from reducing screen time and spending more outdoors to seeking help for discomfort.

Together, we are creating a future where every child can access the eye care they need to thrive. Join us and millions globally in making eye health a priority.

Dr Chris Qureshi ensures his patients are well informed of their procedure and their questions are answered prior to tre...
04/08/2024

Dr Chris Qureshi ensures his patients are well informed of their procedure and their questions are answered prior to treatment.

Images and videos seen on our Instagram page are published with the consent of our patients. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks and requires an adequate recovery period, anyone considering surgery of any kind needs to be aware of associated risks. The content on our page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Before commencing your surgical journey, please seek medical advice from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. The outcomes are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics, and anatomy.

What should you bring to your appointment? - Your referral - Your current glasses or contacts prescription - A list of...
01/08/2024

What should you bring to your appointment?
- Your referral
- Your current glasses or contacts prescription
- A list of any medications that you are taking
- Your Medicare Card
- New Patient Registration Form or fill in on the day

Be prepared for your vision to be blurred for a few hours after the visit if dilating eye drops have been given. You may not be able to drive during this time.

Meet Jade, our experienced Practice Manager at George St Eye Centre, who is instrumental in the establishment of this pr...
29/07/2024

Meet Jade, our experienced Practice Manager at George St Eye Centre, who is instrumental in the establishment of this practice. She has embarked on her journey in ophthalmology since 2003, with the history of working in the hospital & health care industry with a Bachelor of Orthoptics up her sleeve. She keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes, handling scheduling, clinic operations, staff coordination, and undertaking eye examinations and assist in Laser surgeries.

What is PRK? In PRK, the epithelium, the layer of cells covering the cornea, is gently removed and the excimer laser scu...
26/07/2024

What is PRK?

In PRK, the epithelium, the layer of cells covering the cornea, is gently removed and the excimer laser sculpts the cornea to correct refractive error. A 'bandage' contact lens is placed on the eye following the procedure to speed the epithelial regeneration, which usually takes three to four days.


Images and videos seen on our Instagram page are published with the consent of our patients. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks and requires an adequate recovery period, anyone considering surgery of any kind needs to be aware of associated risks. The content on our page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Before commencing your surgical journey, please seek medical advice from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. The outcomes are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics, and anatomy.

Dr Armand Borovik is always thrilled to hear about what you’re looking forward to after you’re free from glasses and con...
23/07/2024

Dr Armand Borovik is always thrilled to hear about what you’re looking forward to after you’re free from glasses and contacts. What are you looking forward to?


Images and videos seen on our Instagram page are published with the consent of our patients. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks and requires an adequate recovery period, anyone considering surgery of any kind needs to be aware of associated risks. The content on our page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Before commencing your surgical journey, please seek medical advice from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. The outcomes are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics, and anatomy.

Meet Dr Chris Qureshi, With over 13 years’ experience in the field of ophthalmology. He graduated with a double degree ...
20/07/2024

Meet Dr Chris Qureshi,

With over 13 years’ experience in the field of ophthalmology. He graduated with a double degree in Medical Science and Medicine and Surgery from the University of NSW and a Masters in Medicine in Ophthalmic Science at the University of Sydney. His thesis was on the delivery of eye care in rural and remote communities in Australia with a special emphasis on Indigenous Australians. Dr Qureshi has completed two vitreoretinal fellowships at Westmead Hospital, Sydney and at the prestigious Oxford University and Oxford Eye Hospital in the UK. At Oxford, he was the senior fellow and trained retinal surgeons from Spain, Cyprus, Malaysia, UK, and Australia. He also gained subspecialty training in uveitis and medical retina. Dr Qureshi is a senior staff specialist at Westmead Hospital and participates in research and training. His special interests include treatment of the retina and macula such as retinal detachment, macula hole, epiretinal membrane, age related macula degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, retinal vein occlusion and vitreous floaters. Dr Qureshi is a fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists and a member of the European Society of Retinal Specialists, American Academy of Ophthalmologists, Australian Society of Ophthalmologists and Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine.

Our talented and experienced Dr Ken Ooi, not only speaks English, but he is also able to conduct consultations in Canton...
17/07/2024

Our talented and experienced Dr Ken Ooi, not only speaks English, but he is also able to conduct consultations in Cantonese, French and German and is now learning Mandarin!

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks and requires an adequate recovery period; anyone considering surgery of any kind needs to be aware of associated risks. The content on our page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Before commencing your surgical journey, please seek medical advice from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.

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Sydney, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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+61292300100

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