Your Comprehensive Ophthalmologist in Melbourne

As a trusted Ophthalmologist in Melbourne, we are proud to serve Greater Melbourne. With over 10 years’ experience, our eye specialists are highly trained with the expertise to manage multiple aspects of vision care and eye health, including cataract treatment and other eye diseases.

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Why Choose Our Eye Specialists for Eye Care in Melbourne?

At Mornington Peninsula Eye Clinic, our eye specialists provide comprehensive assessment, diagnosis and management for a wide range of eye conditions. Our Melbourne eye clinic brings together practitioners with expertise across glaucoma, retinal conditions, corneal conditions and other areas of ophthalmic care. We take an individual approach to eye care, considering each patient’s eye health, lifestyle and visual needs.

Our team provides care for patients across Melbourne, including cataract surgery, laser vision correction, glaucoma treatment and management of various eye conditions. We use advanced technology and evidence-based approaches to help determine appropriate treatment options based on each patient’s individual circumstances.

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Vision Correction Options

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High Success Rate

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Vision Correction Options Beyond Glasses and Contact Lenses

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Modern Clinic & Equipment

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Ophthalmologists with
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Our Practice in Melbourne

Mornington Peninsula Eye Clinic provides general and subspecialty ophthalmology services for patients in Melbourne and surrounding areas.

Our team of Melbourne eye specialists provides assessment, diagnosis and treatment for a range of eye conditions, with expertise across multiple areas of ophthalmic care. Our team also provides care at our associate clinics, Eye Laser Specialists and Armadale Eye Clinic, and has undertaken training in areas including:

  • Cataract surgery
  • Laser refractive surgery
  • Management of macular and retinal disease
  • Glaucoma management
  • Management of corneal disease
  • Oculoplastics
  • Retinal disease
  • Cataract surgery
  • Laser refractive surgery
  • Management of macular and retinal disease
  • Glaucoma management
  • Management of corneal disease
  • Oculoplastics
  • Retinal disease

Our ophthalmologists also provide ongoing monitoring, second opinions and long-term management for chronic eye conditions, helping patients maintain their vision and eye health.

Eye Conditions

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Mornington Peninsula Eye Clinic is your eye specialist in Melbourne providing comprehensive eye care for the vast majority of eye conditions.

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CATARACT

Cataracts are a normal loss of transparency to the lens inside the eye. We use modern diagnostic and surgical technology to support cataract treatment for our Melbourne patients.

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REFRACTIVE ERROR

This is a medical term referring to the imperfect focusing power of the eye. We provide laser vision correction to Melbourne residents looking for independence from glasses and contact lenses.

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MACULAR DEGENERATION

Management of this potentially blinding condition is conducted by our retinal ophthalmologist. Melbourne patients are given advice on slowing progression, as well as treatment where applicable.

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RETINAL DISEASE

The macula is not the only condition affecting the retina. Diabetic eye disease, retinal tears and detachments are managed by our retinal ophthalmologist in our Melbourne rooms.

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GLAUCOMA

As glaucoma causes irreversible vision loss, it is imperative to catch it early. Management may involve medications, surgery, or laser; our Melbourne eye clinic is well-equipped for all these treatment options.

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CORNEAL DISEASE

The transparent cornea sits at the front of the eye. We have an experienced anterior eye doctor for Melbourne patients with corneal conditions such as keratoconus, trauma, and infections.

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OCULOPLASTICS

This subspecialty includes disorders of the eyelids and tear duct system. Our Melbourne eye specialists are able to provide comprehensive care and management for these conditions.

Our Eye Doctors

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At Mornington Peninsula Eye Clinic, we pride ourselves on providing Greater Melbourne with an eye clinic equipped with advanced technology and a dedicated eye surgeon for Melbourne’s eye care needs. Through our associate clinics, we have built a reputation not only as a caring eye specialist in Armadale, but also as a comprehensive eye specialist in East Melbourne and surrounding suburbs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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No. Beyond LASIK and PRK, options can include SMILE® (small-incision lenticule extraction), PRESBYOND®/presbyopia-blended vision, implantable collamer lenses (ICL) and refractive lens exchange (RLE) for select patients. Through Eye Laser Specialists, our ophthalmologists provide minimally invasive options and will recommend the procedure that best matches corneal thickness, prescription, lifestyle and ocular surface health.

Yes—comprehensive medical and surgical eye care: medical retina (AMD, diabetic retinopathy, intravitreal injections), vitreoretinal surgery (retinal tears/detachment), glaucoma diagnosis and treatment (including SLT and MIGS where suitable), corneal care (keratoconus, corneal cross-linking, grafts), cataract treatment with advanced IOL options (monofocal, toric, multifocal), and oculoplastic procedures (eyelids/tear duct). Pre- and post-operative care is coordinated with local optometrists/GPs.

The cost of refractive surgery will depend on the specific laser procedure determined to be most suitable for your eyes and a quote can be provided after the initial examination. Our practice is able to offer several payment options including cash, and credit. We accept all private health funds.

It’s recommended to visit an Ophthalmologist in Melbourne every 1-2 years for a routine eye check-up. However, if you have existing eye conditions, diabetes, or are over 60, more frequent visits may be necessary.

An Ophthalmologist in Melbourne provides a range of treatments, including cataract procedures, corneal surgery, glaucoma management, and care for retinal diseases.

Sudden floaters, flashes of light, or a shadow over your visual field may indicate retinal detachment. This is a serious condition that requires immediate treatment.

See an optometrist for general eye exams, prescriptions, and minor eye issues. For complex conditions, surgery, or serious vision problems like cataracts or retinal disease, you should consult an ophthalmologist in Melbourne.

An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who specialises in diagnosing, managing, and treating eye conditions. They perform surgeries such as cataract removal, laser vision correction, and treat diseases like glaucoma, macular degeneration, and retinal disorders.

We accept cash and credit card payments, and for added convenience we can process on-the-spot private health insurance claims at the clinic.

We have multiple ophthalmologists available across our Mornington and Melbourne locations, with extensive experience in retinal disease, glaucoma, and corneal care.

Mornington Peninsula Eye Clinic welcomes patients from across Melbourne, Victoria, including Bayside, Brighton, Richmond, South Yarra, St Kilda, and surrounding suburbs.

Your first appointment typically includes a review of your eye health, symptoms and relevant medical history. Depending on your needs, appropriate eye examinations and diagnostic tests may be performed. The findings and available treatment or management options can then be discussed based on your individual circumstances.

Mornington Peninsula Eye Clinic is located at 747–751 Nepean Highway, Mornington, VIC 3931. The clinic provides eye care for patients from Melbourne and surrounding areas. To arrange an appointment or discuss your eye care needs, contact our team on (03) 9070 3580.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.