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Your care, step by step

Expert treatment.
Genuinely human care.

From your first conversation to your final follow-up, we take time to listen, explain findings in plain language and create a plan that reflects your eyes, health and daily life.

OUR APPROACHListen carefully.
Examine precisely.
Explain clearly.

You will have an opportunity to ask questions and understand the recommended next step before making treatment decisions.

01 Personalised assessment
02 Evidence-informed care
03 Supported recovery
Your first consultation

A careful assessment,
never a rushed one.

A comprehensive appointment may take one to two hours because dilating drops and detailed imaging can require additional time. Every test is chosen for a clinical reason.

Your questions are welcomeWe explain what we see and what it means for you.
01

Arrive and settle in

Our team confirms your history, medications, referral and current concerns.

02

Vision and eye-pressure checks

Baseline measurements help us understand how your eyes are functioning.

03

Advanced imaging

Detailed scans may be taken to examine structures that cannot be assessed from vision testing alone.

04

Specialist examination

Dr Dubey reviews your symptoms, test results and eye health carefully.

05

Your personalised plan

You receive a clear explanation of options, benefits, limitations, urgency and follow-up.

Before you arrive

Bring a few essentials.

✓ Your referral and Medicare card✓ Current glasses or contact-lens details✓ A complete list of medicines and allergies✓ Previous eye scans or reports, if available✓ Sunglasses and someone to drive if your pupils are dilated

Some appointments involve dilating drops, which can temporarily blur near vision and increase light sensitivity for several hours. Confirm driving advice with the clinic.

Specialist eye examination and clinical care
Specialist eye examination and clinical care
Specialist eye examination and clinical care
Specialist eye examination and clinical care
Specialist eye examination and clinical care
Specialist eye examination and clinical care
Care you can see

A highly experienced team,
supported by modern technology.

These are photographs from the real practice—showing the people, spaces and clinical equipment that support careful diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.

Explore the practice
Precision diagnostics

Advanced technology,
interpreted by experience.

Technology helps reveal tiny structural changes and supports accurate monitoring. Tests are selected according to your symptoms and condition rather than performed unnecessarily.

MOVE TO EXPLORE · 3D MODEL
Cornea & front of eye

The clear front surface helps focus incoming light and is examined carefully during a consultation.

SCAN 01

OCT retinal scanning

High-resolution, cross-sectional images can show the layers of the retina and macula in fine detail.

IMAGE 02

Wide-field retinal imaging

A broad photographic view can document peripheral retinal findings and support comparison over time.

MEASURE 03

Optical biometry

Precise measurements help calculate an intraocular lens when cataract surgery is being planned.

VIEW 04

Ocular ultrasound

When the view into the eye is limited, sound-wave imaging may help assess deeper structures.

Important: Tests and equipment are selected according to your clinical needs. Reception can answer practical questions before your visit.

PLANNED WITH PRECISION
Treatment and procedure day

Careful preparation at
every checkpoint.

Before treatment, the team confirms your identity, the planned procedure and the eye being treated. Dr Dubey discusses the expected benefit, material risks, alternatives and aftercare so you can make an informed decision.

Before

Medical history, consent and treatment plan are checked.

During

Sterile technique, careful monitoring and appropriate anaesthesia support comfort and safety.

After

You receive written instructions, medication guidance and contact details for concerns.

Recovery differs by condition and procedure. We set realistic expectations rather than promise a particular result or recovery time.

Recovery and aftercare

You are supported
after you leave.

Healing is monitored through planned follow-up. Instructions are personalised, but these principles commonly support a safe recovery.

01
First day

Rest, use prescribed medicines correctly and avoid rubbing the eye. Mild blur or grittiness can occur after some procedures.

02
Early recovery

Protect the eye as directed, observe activity restrictions and attend the scheduled review.

03
Follow-up

Vision and healing are checked. Your drops, activity and next review may be adjusted.

04
Longer term

Ongoing monitoring may be recommended to protect vision and identify future changes early.

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Contact the clinic promptly after treatment if you develop

Increasing pain, worsening redness, a significant drop in vision, marked light sensitivity, new flashes or floaters, discharge, or any symptom specifically listed in your instructions.

Call 02 9128 0888 ↗
Fees and referrals

Clear information
before your visit.

01

Referral

A current referral may allow you to claim an eligible Medicare rebate. Ask reception what is required for your appointment.

02

Consultation and testing

Fees can depend on the consultation and clinically required tests. Reception can provide an estimate before your visit.

03

Surgery and insurance

If a procedure is recommended, you will receive information about specialist, facility and anaesthetic fees where relevant.

Common questions

Arrive feeling
prepared.

Contact reception if your question relates to a specific appointment or medical instruction.

01How long should I allow for my first visit?+

Allow approximately one to two hours for a comprehensive appointment. Dilating drops and imaging may add time.

02Can I drive after my consultation?+

Dilating drops can temporarily blur near vision and make you sensitive to light. Confirm the advice for your appointment and arrange a driver if recommended.

03Will treatment happen on the same day?+

Usually the first visit focuses on assessment and planning. Urgent findings may require a different pathway, which the team will explain.

04How quickly will my vision improve?+

It depends on the diagnosis, starting vision and treatment. Dr Dubey will discuss a realistic range based on your individual examination.

05What if I feel anxious about a procedure?+

Please tell the team. We can explain each step, discuss comfort measures and give you time to ask questions.

Ready when you are

Take the next step with
clarity and confidence.

Request an appointment and our reception team will contact you to confirm the appropriate next step.

Request an appointment Call 02 9128 0888