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Learn more → Specialist ophthalmic care · Sydney
Expert care for the
way you see life.
Advanced, patient-centred care for retinal, macular and cataract conditions—guided by experience, precision and a commitment to helping you understand every step.
20+Years of
clinical experience
clinical experience
3International
fellowships
fellowships
✓Clear explanations
at every step
at every step
Internationally trainedMoorfields Eye Hospital · London
VITREORETINAL SURGEONConsultant & affiliationsWESTMEAD
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Meet your specialist
Clarity begins with
being understood.
Dr Rahul Dubey is an Australian-trained ophthalmologist with international subspecialist training in the medical and surgical management of vitreous and retinal disorders.
His personable, evidence-informed approach helps patients feel heard, understand their choices and take an active part in their care.
Vitreoretinal surgeryComplex cataractMedical retinaUveitis
Conditions & treatments
Specialist care, made
clear and approachable.
Explore clear information about common eye conditions, available treatments and what to expect.
Cataract
Clear guidance on cataract symptoms, lens choices, surgery and recovery.
Learn more →Macular degeneration
Monitoring and treatment for dry and wet AMD.
Learn more →Epiretinal membrane
Assessment and microsurgical care for a fine membrane over the macula.
Learn more →Macular hole
Specialist diagnosis and keyhole retinal surgery for a central macular opening.
Learn more →Vitreous floaters
Assessment of drifting dots, threads or cobweb-like shadows.
Learn more →Intravitreal injections
Targeted retinal medicines delivered through a controlled procedure.
Learn more →Retinal vein occlusion
Treatment and monitoring for blocked retinal veins.
Learn more →Vitreous haemorrhage
Assessment and treatment of bleeding into the vitreous.
Learn more →Retinal detachment
Urgent specialist treatment for separation of the retina.
Learn more →Central serous retinopathy
Monitoring and treatment for fluid beneath the central retina.
Learn more →PVD & retinal tears
Careful peripheral retinal examination for new flashes, floaters and suspected retinal tears.
Learn more →Vitrectomy surgery
Small-incision surgery for selected conditions affecting the vitreous, retina and macula.
Learn more →Retinal laser treatment
Targeted laser treatment for selected retinal tears, abnormal blood vessels and retinal disorders.
Learn more →Uveitis
Specialist assessment and treatment for inflammation affecting the eye.
Learn more → Interactive treatment guide
See how cataract
surgery restores clarity.
Explore each stage of the procedure. This guide is educational and does not replace personalised medical advice.
TREATMENT GUIDE
Understanding cataract
The natural lens becomes cloudy, reducing clarity and contrast.
Your visit
Feel prepared.
Know what to expect.
Practical guidance for every stage of your care—from preparing for your first appointment to recovery at home.
YOUR VISIT15ALLOW 1–2 HOURS
BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
Your first consultation
Bring your referral, current glasses, medication list and Medicare card.
Prepare for your visit → Urgent eye symptoms
Some changes to your vision
shouldn’t wait.
Seek urgent assessment for sudden vision loss, new flashes, a shower of floaters, a dark curtain or shadow, severe pain, or eye trauma.
Call 02 9128 0888 ↗DR→
✓ Secure referral pathway For healthcare professionals
Refer a patient with
confidence.
Access referral criteria, urgent clinical guidance and secure referral options.
Inside the practice
Real people. Advanced care.
Step inside the consulting rooms, meet the team and see the technology supporting thoughtful specialist eye care.
Explore the practice →
Eye health library
Knowledge for
healthier vision.
◉MEDICALLY REVIEWED
When are flashes and floaters an emergency?
Learn the warning signs that should prompt an urgent retinal assessment.
↗✦MEDICALLY REVIEWED
What happens during a retinal injection?
A calm, step-by-step explanation of preparation, treatment and aftercare.
↗◉MEDICALLY REVIEWED
Choosing an intraocular lens
Understand the factors your surgeon considers when planning your vision.
↗ Appointments
Take the next step
towards clearer vision.
Request an appointment or speak with our reception team. Please do not include sensitive medical information.
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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Prefer to speak with us?02 9128 0888A thoughtful first conversation.
After you submit the form, reception will contact you to understand the appointment you need and confirm a suitable time.