Vision Excellence

11/06/2025

Go for Gold!

10/06/2025

Men’s Health Week 2025
June 10–16 | Stronger Together

This week, we’re celebrating our men – especially the older blokes who continue to show up, lace up, and look after themselves and each other.

Whether it’s a pass on the pitch or a chat over morning tea, Walking Football is more than a game – it’s a way to stay physically active, mentally strong, and socially connected.

From the Heart Foundation to Diabetes Australia, our partners in health know how important it is to move more, stress less, and stay connected.

👉 Use this week to check in on your health – from head to toe.
👉 Encourage a mate to come down and give it a go.
👉 Life is short – embrace it and live it to the fullest.

Here’s to stronger hearts, sharper minds, and plenty more goals.
⚽ Together, we’re stronger. Together, we walk.

02/04/2025

Come in and let us show you the sample of this incredible product. Looking forward to wearing
my new specs with Zeiss DuraVision Gold Lenses

It’s true: You really don’t see the exact same thing as anyone else. When your eyes process what’s in front of you, this creates a truly unique experience. Each of these moments feeds your imagination, your dreams, your intellect. To make this happen, you need healthy eyes and clear vision. An...

24/11/2024

Cognitive illusions

Our brains are constantly trying to make sense of the world around us, using mental shortcuts and rules of thumb to quickly process information. However, these shortcuts can sometimes lead to errors, resulting in cognitive illusions.

21/08/2024

Maybe this could replace the visual field?
It would be more fun 👀

27/07/2024

See something you like? 👓

25/05/2024

Living with Type 1 Diabetes is challenging. If you are in NSW, join the discussion on Tuesday 28th May and have your say to ensure the continuing access to and availability of tech and what the future needs to look like.

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14/05/2024

May is Macula Month! Macular Disease is a chronic painless eye disease that causes central vision loss that can affect anyone, at any age. The most common macular disease is age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading cause of severe vision loss and blindness in Australia.

Macula Month is here to spread awareness, to help Australians understand their risk of macular diseases. Understanding the risks and knowing what to do means the chance to take early action that could save your sight. Learn more at https://www.mdfoundation.com.au/resources/what-are-the-risk-factors-for-amd/

18/05/2023

Macula Month of May

We should all focus on a healthy lifestyle and a good diet to optimise macula, retinal and overall eye health.

Excellent vision comes from a diet that supports optimal macular health.

So how can we achieve this?
https://www.visionexcellence.com.au/food-for-healthy-eyes/

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13/05/2023

12/05/2023

May is Macula month.
One of Australia’s best known personalities Ita Buttrose has called on State, Territory and Federal Governments to do more for older Australians who are at risk of going blind.
Prevention is always better than cure and regular testing is essential.
At Vision Excellence, we conduct baseline screening tests of the macula and continued regular checkups allow us to keep a careful record of any changes.
The good news is that treatment is now available if the disease is detected early and referral to a surgeon is made at the appropriate time.

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One of Australia’s best known personalities Ita Buttrose has called on State, Territory and Federal Governments to do more for older Australians who are at risk of going blind.

08/05/2023

The macula is widely agreed to be the most important part of the eye.

This small area, only a few millimetres in diameter, in the centre of the retina is responsible for all the fine detail of vision that is achieved when we look straight at an object.

It is this central vision that is responsible for almost all of the “visual tasks” that people perform in their lives such as reading, watching television, recognising faces and playing games.

It is like a high resolution sensor that helps us focus on the most important part of a scene and contains much of the visual input our brains receive.

Make May your macula month, book in now for a health analysis of your macula.
https://www.visionexcellence.com.au/hills-district-optometrist-services/macula-health-analysis-degeneration/