Cataracts, Glaucoma, Oculoplastics, Paediatrics, Neuro, Retina, Macula
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He and his family moved to Australia on 2009 where he worked at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, Melbourne, and also taught registrar's locally. In 2012 he successfully completed his Australian ophthalmology registration. Dr Roy Van Eijden consults in Lismore and Ballina.
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Bring your current glasses; a list of your current medications; a referral letter from your local doctor or optometrist if this has not already been sent; your Medicare, health fund and pension/concession card details.
No, your eyes will need to be dilated in order for the specialists to be able to assess your eyes. The drops used to dilate the eye can take approximately 2 hours to wear off and it is not safe to drive during this time. You should anticipate that your eyes will be dilated at every appointment. If you have driven to your appointment, it is important to let the staff know.
You can expect to be at our clinic for 1-1.5 hours, this may be shorter or longer depending on what tests need to be done.
