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At Cairns Eye and Laser Centre, quality eye care is not a luxury but a necessity accessible to all. Our commitment to affordability is matched only by our dedication to providing unsurpassed quality services. With a team of highly qualified professionals, we ensure that every patient receives personalised attention in a warm and friendly environment. Whether it's a routine check-up or an urgent appointment, we accommodate your needs with flexibility and efficiency.
Our comprehensive ophthalmology service covers a wide range of procedures, from major surgeries like cataract surgery, glaucoma, and pterygium surgery to minor procedures such as intraocular injections and laser eye treatments. For major surgeries, we utilise state-of-the-art facilities at Cairns Private Day Surgery and the Cairns Hospital Day Surgery Unit, ensuring the highest standards of care and safety. Minor procedures are conducted in our own minor operating theatres, providing convenience and comfort to our patients.
Some of our specialised services include Yag Capsulotomy, Glaucoma Management (MIGS), Trabeculectomy, Yag Vitreolysis, and Panretinal Laser for Diabetic Retinopathy, among others. At Cairns Eye and Laser Centre, we believe that everyone deserves access to exceptional eye care without breaking the bank. With our affordable pricing and unmatched quality, your vision is in good hands.
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During your first visit, you'll undergo a comprehensive eye examination conducted by our experienced ophthalmologists.
Yes, we provide urgent appointments for eye emergencies to ensure timely treatment and care.
Yes, we utilise state-of-the-art equipment and technology to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment for our patients.
Yes, we offer laser eye treatments for various conditions, such as refractive errors and diabetic retinopathy.
Our clinic stands out for its combination of affordability, quality care, and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, ensuring a positive patient experience.
Cairns Eye & Laser Clinic uses lasers to treat medical conditions. We do not perform Lasik (refractive surgery) however our ophthalmologists can assess your suitability for refractive surgery and refer you to the appropriate practitioner.
1. A new referral if required. Please ring our clinic if you are unsure and reception staff will be able to tell you* An updated list of your current medication. 2. Your most recent glasses - Don't wear your contact lenses for your appointment * Current Medicare card, concession card, DVA card and private health insurance card. 3. Cash, cheque or credit card (not AMEX or Diners) for payment on the day. 4. If you are diabetic, bring a snack. We have tea and coffee making facilities.
Apart from the fee for your consultation, depending on the reason for your visit, further tests may be required to assist diagnosis of your condition. These tests do attract additional fees but you will be informed of the cost beforehand.
In many cases, the ophthalmologist will need to look at the back of your eye/s. If this is the case, drops will be instilled to dilate your pupil/s. Depending on the reaction time, your pupil/s may still be dilated by the time you leave, which prohibits driving and we recommend you bring an escort or driver. Also, bring dark glasses for your comfort as you will be sensitive to daylight. Other procedures may require you to wear a patch, which also prohibits you from driving.
We generally advise patients the duration of their visit is from 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the reason for the visit.
