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Eastwood Eye Specialist

Precision in every detail, compassion in every care.
👁 Eye surgeons & specialists | Sydney, Australia
🌿 Because every eye is special.

Languages spoken: English, Korean

To book an appointment online please visit:
https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/eastwood-NSW-2122/eastwood-eye-specialists/doctors

12/11/2025

Behind every successful eye surgery lies a quiet moment: a patient’s hope and a surgeon’s focus.

At Eastwood Eye Specialists, our team of leading ophthalmologists perform each procedure with precision, compassion, and purpose. Every movement in the theatre is guided by one thought: helping someone see clearly again.

“I want to see my grandchildren’s smile.”
“I want to drive again.”
“I just want to wake up and see clearly.”
“Thank you for giving back sight.”

These are the words that echo before every operation. Reminders of why we do what we do.

From cataract surgery and glaucoma treatment to advanced corneal and retinal procedures, we’re committed to restoring sight and improving quality of life.

Eastwood Eye Specialists, where world-class technology meets human care.

06/11/2025

‘아직 젊은데… 왜 백내장이 생겼을까요?’
진료 중 이런 질문을 받는 경우가 종종 있습니다.
⠀
사실 백내장은 꼭 나이 든 사람에게만 생기는 질환은 아닙니다.
장기간의 약물 복용(특히 스테로이드제),
눈의 염증, 외상, 혹은 과거의 눈 수술 등이
젊은 연령대에서도 백내장을 유발할 수 있습니다.
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특히 빛 번짐, 흐려 보임, 초점이 잘 맞지 않는 느낌이 지속된다면
단순 피로나 안경 도수 문제로만 넘기지 말고
정밀 검사를 받아보는 것이 좋습니다.

Eastwood Eye Specialists 에서는
한국인 리셉셔니스트분들과 안과 전문의가 상주하여
언어 걱정 없이 편하게 진료받으실 수 있습니다.
⠀
조기 진단과 꾸준한 관리가 시력을 지키는 가장 확실한 방법입니다. 👁️✨
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‘I’m still young… how did I get cataracts?’
It’s a question we sometimes hear from patients.
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Cataracts aren’t limited to older adults.
Long-term use of steroid medications, inflammation, trauma,
or past eye surgeries can all contribute, even at a young age.
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If you notice glare, blurred vision, or difficulty focusing,
don’t just assume it’s eye strain or your glasses.
A proper eye check can make all the difference.

At Eastwood Eye Specialists, our bilingual Korean reception team and an ophthalmologist make it easy for Korean-speaking patients to feel comfortable and well cared for.
⠀
Early diagnosis and consistent care remain
the best way to protect your vision. 👁️✨

#백내장 #젊은백내장 #시력관리 #눈건강 #시드니 #시드니한인 #시드니한인병원 #시드니한인안과 #시드니한인병원 #이스트우드 #이스트우드안과 #이스트우드병원

03/11/2025

Welcoming Dr Mia Zhang, Our New Glaucoma & Cataract Specialist! ✨

We’re proud to welcome Dr Mia Zhang, an ophthalmologist known for her calm precision, evidence-based care, and warm rapport with patients.

Dr Zhang joins Eastwood Eye Specialists with extensive experience in glaucoma, cataract, and comprehensive ophthalmology. She completed her ophthalmology training at Sydney Eye Hospital, followed by subspecialty fellowship training in glaucoma and anterior segment surgery at Auckland University Hospital, New Zealand. Her expertise includes Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS), trabeculectomy, tube shunt procedures, and laser treatments such as SLT, micropulse, and cyclodiode.

At Eastwood Eye Specialists, Dr Zhang brings a focus on precision-guided glaucoma care, collaboration on complex anterior-segment cases, and a deep commitment to personalised follow-up care. Fluent in English and Mandarin, she ensures clear communication and comfort for every patient.

We’re excited for the skill, empathy, and fresh perspective Dr Zhang adds to our team as we continue to deliver exceptional, technology-driven, and patient-centred eye care.

👁️‍🗨️ Now consulting at Eastwood Eye Specialists

30/10/2025

Every patient we see is a team effort.

Doctors, orthoptists, and staff are all moving in quiet rhythm so that care feels effortless on the outside.

Grateful for every hand, every eye, every heart that makes it possible 🤍

30/10/2025

Every patient who walks through our doors is cared for by a whole team.

Doctors who listen, an orthoptist who prepares every detail, and a reception team who makes each visit feel easy.

It takes all of us to make one person’s experience smooth, safe, and personal.

Grateful for this team who gives their best to every patient, every day. 🤍

30/10/2025

It takes all of us to care for one person.
The doctors, the orthoptist, the front desk… everyone plays a part in helping each patient feel seen.

It’s teamwork you don’t always notice, but you always feel.

Grateful for this team that makes care look effortless. 🤍

27/10/2025

Under the steady hands of our principal ophthalmologist, Dr John Chang, future eye surgeons learn through experience.

This is a quiet reminder that every surgeon was once a student, and every teacher once stood where their student stands.

Because techniques can be learned,
but judgement is shaped beside a mentor 🤍

24/10/2025

Dry eyes after LASIK? You’re not alone.
Our eye doctor shares how to relieve dryness safely and keep your eyes comfortable after vision correction surgery.

After LASIK, it’s common to feel temporary dryness as the corneal nerves take time to heal. This can slightly reduce your blink reflex, especially during screen use, leading to that gritty, tired sensation.

The key is gentle, consistent care:
💧 Use preservative-free lubricating drops during the day
🌙 Apply eye ointment at night if your eyes feel dry when you wake up
💻 Remember to blink more often during long screen sessions

These small habits help restore your eye’s natural moisture balance and speed recovery.

Your comfort matters. Protect your vision with daily care and regular check-ups.

👉 Book your comprehensive eye check-up with our Sydney clinic today.

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22/10/2025

October marks World Blindness Awareness Month. A moment to pause, to see through another’s eyes, and to understand not only vision loss, but the human experience behind it.

Here’s how different conditions can change what we see:

1️⃣ Cataracts : Vision turns cloudy, yellowed, and dim, like looking through a fogged window.
This happens when the eye’s natural lens gradually hardens and becomes opaque. Colours lose brightness and glare worsens at night.

2️⃣ Glaucoma : Peripheral vision fades first, slowly closing in until only a tunnel remains.
This condition is usually linked to damage to the optic nerve, often related to increased eye pressure, but it can develop silently.

3️⃣ Diabetic Retinopathy : Bleeding inside the eye can cause drifting dark patches or “floating shadows.” It occurs when long-term diabetes weakens tiny retinal blood vessels, which may leak or burst.

4️⃣ Macular Degeneration : The centre of vision blurs and distorts; faces warp, straight lines look wavy, and reading becomes difficult. It’s caused by age-related damage to the macula, the part of the retina responsible for sharp central vision.

5️⃣ Retinitis Pigmentosa : Night blindness appears first, followed by gradual narrowing of vision, as if the world is shrinking into a pinhole. This condition is usually inherited and affects the light-sensing cells of the retina over time.

6️⃣ Light Perception Only : The last remaining form of vision, where only brightness and shadows are detected, no shapes or colour. Some individuals may progress beyond this to complete loss of light perception.

Each condition affects sight differently, but most blindness is preventable with early diagnosis and care.
A simple eye exam can make all the difference.

🩶 Because every eye tells a story and every story deserves to be seen.

(Symptoms and experiences may vary. For accurate diagnosis and treatment, consult your eye doctor.)

17/10/2025

The newest generation of cataract technology is here ✨

With .john_chang and Ian Mayes from Alcon Surgical, we’re one of the first in Australia to bring the Alcon UNITY 4D Phaco system into use.

This system makes cataract removal more efficient and keeps the eye pressure stable throughout surgery, allowing for safer, more precise procedures and faster visual recovery, often with a clearer cornea the very next day.

At Eastwood Eye Specialists, we’re committed to combining advanced technology with personalised care because every eye deserves the very best.

15/10/2025

👁️ “I’m a glaucoma suspect… is yoga safe?”

Our ophthalmologist explains: being a glaucoma suspect means your optic nerve or eye pressure looks slightly suspicious but there’s no confirmed damage yet.

The good news? You can do almost anything including yoga, as long as you avoid long head-down poses that may raise eye pressure temporarily.

What truly matters is lifestyle:
🚭 Don’t smoke
⚖️ Maintain a healthy weight
🏃‍♀️ Keep up regular exercise
👁️ Have routine eye checks

Early awareness is the best prevention. 💚

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Eastwood, NSW
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Friday	9am - 4am

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