Sydney Retina Clinic and Day Surgery

21/10/2025

Prof. Andrew Chang talks about vision loss and its emotional impact in support of SeeWay.: A free service available to all Australians living with low vision 👓

Watch the video below to learn how SeeWay is helping people navigate life with low vision 👁

SeeWay Client Suzi and her ophthalmologist Professor Andrew Chang discuss how SeeWay connects people living with low vision to what matters most.

09/10/2025

Today we're celebrating World Sight Day!
We encourage everyone to prioritise their eye health and 😁💜

22/09/2025

ONLY 6 MORE WEEKS UNTIL OUR ANNUAL CONSUMER FORUM 👨‍⚕️

Held in our waiting room on Macquarie Street, this is an unmissable opportunity to learn more about the our clinic and processes. Looking forward to seeing you there 👋

📆 Monday, 3rd November
⏰ 10am - 12pm
🏥 Level 13, 187 Macquarie Street, Sydney 2000

RSVP to Giulia on 02 9221 3755 📱
Lunch and refreshments provided 🍽

05/09/2025

Yesterday we celebrated the beautiful diversity 🌏 in our team by sharing dishes from our cultures. From spicy to sweet, every bite told a story, and every dish brought us closer together. 🦐 🥨 🍜 🍝

22/08/2025

It can be hard to put your phone down, but reducing screen time will benefit your eyes in the long run. Try leaving your phone outside the bedroom or using your phone’s built-in app timer ⏱ to avoid late-night and early-morning doom scrolling. 📱😴

Have you tried this? 💭

11/08/2025

We want to thank the amazing Ophthalmologists of Sydney Retina as we celebrated World Ophthalmologist Day last Friday! We appreciate all the hard work they do for our patients and clinic 👁

04/08/2025

We extend an open invitation to all patients who would like to learn more about our clinic and processes: our annual consumer forum is back on Monday, 3rd November 👩‍⚕️

RSVP to Giulia on 02 9221 3755 📱
Lunch and refreshments provided 🍽

28/07/2025

Our 2024 Consumer Report is available now. Pick one up in our clinic today!

22/07/2025

Central Serous Retinopathy (CSR) is a condition that typically occurs in young to middle-aged adults. It happens when fluid leaks or forms a small blister in the macular area. 👁

This condition is related to dysfunction in the Retinal Pigment Epithelium which helps to keep fluid from leaking out of the choroidal vascular area into the area under the retinal surface. When this isn’t working right, that fluid can build up under the retina and cause vision issues.

If you or a loved one is suffering from CSR and you want to learn more, visit our website. 💻
https://sydneyretina.com.au/patient-information/eye-conditions/central-serous-retinopathy-csr-specialist-sydney/

11/07/2025

Getting regular eye checks is critical for your overall eye health. As we age, we are at higher risk of vision loss, and more regular checks are advised. Those with preexisting conditions should consult with their eyecare practitioner on the frequency of examinations to manage their condition 👨‍⚕️

How often do you get an eye check? 👁🔎

26/06/2025

Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is one of the most common causes of vision loss and blindness in Australia.

AMD is a retinal eye disease that causes progressive loss of central vision, but leaves the peripheral vision intact. This can make it difficult to read, drive, write, recognise faces, or perform daily tasks.

If you or a loved one are suffering from AMD and want to learn more, visit our website https://sydneyretina.com.au/patient-information/eye-conditions/age-related-macular-degeneration/

20/06/2025

This month is Cataract Awareness Month.

A cataract is the clouding of the lens in the eye due to age-related change and is the leading form of blindness. Over half of older Australians have some form of cataract but it is important to monitor before it's too late.

If something isn’t right with your vision, book an appointment with your eye care practitioner today.