Auckland Eye

17/02/2026

✨ Happy Lunar New Year! ✨

Wishing you a joyful and prosperous 2026.

– The Auckland Eye Team

13/02/2026

Roses are red, violets are blue, your eyes deserve love too! 🩵

Book an eye exam with your local optometrist this Valentines Day.

https://www.healthpoint.co.nz/eye-care/optometry/central-auckland/

11/02/2026

Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that causes irreversible damage to the optic nerve, and in its most common form, it shows no early symptoms, meaning many people don’t realise anything is wrong until permanent vision loss has already begun.

Because early glaucoma is silent, getting your eyes checked regularly is one of the most important ways to protect your vision.

Glaucoma NZ provides vital, community‑funded support and education to help New Zealanders understand their diagnosis, manage treatment, and stay connected.

🏃‍♂️💙 This year, the Auckland Eye Pacers are taking part in Round the Bays to help raise funds for the incredible work Glaucoma NZ does.

👉 Click here to donate: https://rtbauckland26.grassrootz.com/glaucoma-nz/auckland-eye-pacers

Hi there We are trying to fundraise $3000 to help Glaucoma NZ. To accomplish this we have created a team called Auckland Eye Pacers. If you can, please help by fundraising alongside us in the Auckland Eye Pacers. If fundraising is not your thing then you can also help by making a donation through ou...

10/02/2026

You might know someone who’s blind, deafblind or has low vision. Or you might pass by a blind or low vision person in the street who seems to need assistance. If you are with someone who is deafblind, you might want to know how to help and communicate with them.

🔹Thanks to https://blindlowvision.org.nz/ for this guide. You can find more tips, and ways to help on their website.

08/02/2026

The Pacers have come a long way since 2024, quite literally. Together they’ve already covered 16.8kms and raised money for various charities. This year, they’re doing it again.

Made up of Auckland Eye staff, the Auckland Eye Pacers take on Round the Bays each year to support great causes. They’re not professional athletes, just a team with plenty of heart, doing their part to help.

After supporting Voices of Hope in 2024 and 2025, the Pacers are proud to be fundraising for Glaucoma NZ in 2026, with a goal of $3,000.

Click here to show your support and help us raise funds for the incredible work of Glaucoma NZ :

https://rtbauckland26.grassrootz.com/glaucoma-nz/auckland-eye-pacers

05/02/2026

We’re delighted to share that Dr Rachael Niederer has been promoted to Associate Professor at the University of Auckland.

This well-deserved recognition reflects her long-standing commitment to patient care, impactful research, teaching and mentorship, and her contribution to improving eye care outcomes for patients across New Zealand.

Congratulations Rachael on this outstanding achievement 👏

Click here to learn more: https://www.aucklandeye.co.nz/blog/celebrating-a-milestone-dr-rachael-niederer-promoted-to-associate-professor/

04/02/2026

Our Auckland Eye Pacers are proud to support Glaucoma NZ at Round the Bays. Alongside thousands of other participants, we’ll be getting active for a great cause. You can show your support for Glaucoma NZ by donating here:

https://rtbauckland26.grassrootz.com/glaucoma-nz/auckland-eye-pacers

🔹Catch us, if you can, getting out there for a good cause.🔹

Hi there We are trying to fundraise $3000 to help Glaucoma NZ. To accomplish this we have created a team called Auckland Eye Pacers. If you can, please help by fundraising alongside us in the Auckland Eye Pacers. If fundraising is not your thing then you can also help by making a donation through ou...

02/02/2026

Is your child ready for the new school year?

Heading back to school can be hectic, and with the worry over uniforms, stationary, and schedules, it can be easy to forget about your child’s eye health. Here’s a quick checklist to make sure your child is ready to see the most of their school year:

🔹Schedule a comprehensive eye check-up with your local optometrist
🔹Recognise early signs of vision problems
🔹Encourage healthy habits for eye health
🔹Limit screen time and promote outdoor activities
🔹Use protective eyewear and safe practices
🔹Monitor and maintain corrective lenses

Turn this checklist into action by reading our blog
https://www.aucklandeye.co.nz/blog/is-your-child-ready-for-the-new-school-year/

Read expert advice, the latest vision care trends, and essential tips about Is your child ready for the new school year? from Auckland Eye.

30/01/2026

Advanced retinal surgery, now in Takapuna

From 02 February, Auckland Eye will be offering Vitreoretinal (VR) surgery at our Takapuna location.

What does this mean for you?
👁️Easier access to specialist retinal surgery
👁️Less travel, more convenience
👁️Care delivered by experienced VR surgeons in modern surgical facilities

If you’ve been diagnosed with a retinal condition or advised you may need VR surgery, support is now closer than ever.

🔗 Find out more here
https://www.aucklandeye.co.nz/blog/auckland-eye-is-now-offering-vr-vitreoretinal-surgery-at-takapuna/

28/01/2026

More freedom and less reliance on glasses. Laser eye surgery helps restore clarity so you can navigate life, outdoors, family gatherings, and doing what you love.

Book your free laser assessment:
https://www.aucklandeye.co.nz/laser-eye-surgery/

25/01/2026

See what you've been missing!

Start with a FREE laser assessment at Auckland Eye.

Book online or call us to begin your journey to glasses-free vision.
🔹 www.aucklandeye.co.nz/laser-eye-surgery/ 🔹
🔹0800 63 93 93 🔹

23/01/2026

At Auckland Eye's Dry Eye Clinic, we combine world-class treatment with dedicated specialist care to help you experience what matters most, without the discomfort.

👁️ Advanced treatments for lasting relief
👁️ Personalised care from leading specialists
👁️ Book your consultation today!

🔹 www.aucklandeye.co.nz/eye-conditions/dry-eye-clinic/ 🔹

Looking for effective relief from dry, uncomfortable eyes from a premium provider? At Auckland Eye we offer several treatment options.