Lumiere Eyecare is a family practice that is passionate about comprehensive and holistic eye care. He is a current supervisor at the UNSW Optometry Clinic.
Shop 3D/3 The Piazza
Wentworth Point, NSW
2127
| Monday | 10am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 10am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 6pm |
| Friday | 10am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 2pm |
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Lumiere Eyecare began from humble beginnings in 2018, offering after-hours and home visiting services to enable quality and accessible eye care. After 2 shorts years, Lumiere Eyecare expanded and relocated to the current location in Wentworth Point. Lumiere Eyecare was founded by two passionate optometrists: Dr Megan Tu BSc/BOptom (Hons) and Dr Wilson Luu BSc/BOptom (Hons). Our optometrists are experienced in and have particular interests in behavioural and paediatric optometry, geriatrics, ocular pathology, ocular therapeutics, contact lenses and low vision.
Megan graduated from UNSW with first class honours in 2011, and has received awards for optometry, ocular therapeutics and contact lenses. Megan has worked in full scope independent optometry practices in both regional NSW and metropolitan Sydney. She has particular interests in children’s vision, myopia control, vision therapy and ocular pathology. She also has experience in mobile optometry, having provided eye care in nursing homes and in school settings. She is currently a clinic supervisor in the paediatrics clinic at the UNSW Optometry Clinic. She has completed the Behavioural Optometry and Advanced Diagnosis of Ocular Disease modules in the Masters of Optometry degree from UNSW. Megan is a founding member and the current secretary of the Young Optometrists NSW/ACT Association.
Wilson graduated with honours from UNSW in 2015 and has received an award for outstanding research. Wilson has worked in both corporate and independent optometry practices in rural NSW and metropolitan Sydney, and has travelled overseas to provide eye care in America and in the Nepalese Everest community. He has interests in ocular pathology, ocular therapeutics, low vision and advancements in technology to be used in eye care. He is currently a PhD candidate at the Centre for Eye Health, researching the applications of virtual reality in low vision rehabilitation. He is a current supervisor at the UNSW Optometry Clinic. He has also held positions on the Young Optometrists NSW/ACT executive committee since graduating, previously as the Publications Officer, Treasurer and is the current Chair.
