Bowen Eye Clinic

20/12/2024

Merry Christmas and have a safe holiday season. We are closed now until Tuesday 21 January 2025. If you require medical attention prior to that date, please contact your optometrist or GP.

12/06/2023

Laser eye surgery to make you SMILE.
Dr Reece Hall is excited to upgrade the femtosecond laser at Bowen Eye Clinic to the latest Zeiss Visumax 800 providing an improved patient experience that is more comfortable and a lot faster.
https://boweneye.co.nz/bowen-eye-news/laser-eye-surgery-make-you-smile

01/03/2022

Thinking about laser eye surgery? We've got some helpful tips to help you prepare. From the start of the process at your assessment all the way through to your recovery.
https://boweneye.co.nz/bowen-eye-news/preparing-your-initial-laser-eye-surgery-appointment

20/12/2021

Merry Christmas and have a safe holiday season. We are closed from 23 December and reopen on Monday 17 January 2022. If you require medical attention prior to that date, please contact your optometrist or GP.

07/09/2021

Bowen Eye Clinic is able to restart all ophthalmology services, appointments and elective surgery including laser eye surgery (LASIK) and cataract surgery at Level 2 (Delta). Safety for both you and our staff continues to be our top priority and we ask that you:
1. scan in using the NZ COVID tracer app or our sign in sheet
2. wear your mask throughout your appointment
3. socially distance using the seating in our waiting room
4. leave your driver in the car (if possible) to reduce numbers in the clinic
5. please stay home if you feel unwell.

Don’t worry if you have not heard from us immediately as we move into Alert Level 2. We will be contacting all prior-booked patients over the next few weeks.

If you have any concerns regarding your appointment please don’t hesitate to give us a call on 0800 69 2020 or email: info@boweneye.co.nz

https://boweneye.co.nz/bowen-eye-news/bowen-eye-clinic-covid-19-alert-level-2

31/08/2021

BEC will offer semi-urgent elective ophthalmic clinics and elective surgery provided in a safe environment at Level 3.
Don’t worry if you have not heard from us immediately as we move into Alert Level 3. We will be contacting all prior-booked patients over the next few weeks.

If you have any concerns regarding your appointment please don’t hesitate to give us a call on 0800 69 2020 or email: info@boweneye.co.nz

We aim to provide more elective procedures, such as Laser Eye Surgery, when NZ moves to Alert Level 2.

22/08/2021

Due to NZ COVID response Bowen Eye Clinic is currently closed.
If you have any questions/enquiries of concern please email us info@boweneye.co.nz
Our staff will be in touch to reschedule your appointment/laser eye surgery/cataract surgery soon.

17/08/2021

Due to NZ going into Level 4 lockdown from 18- 20 August 2021, Bowen Eye Clinic is currently closed.
If you have any questions/enquiries of concern please email us info@boweneye.co.nz
Our staff will be in touch to reschedule your appointment/laser eye surgery/cataract surgery soon.

16/08/2021

When considering laser eye surgery we know that you are likely to have lots of questions and we want to help answer them. Head to our blog on our website via the link https://boweneye.co.nz/bowen-eye-news/all-you-need-know-about-laser-eye-surgery
Prefer to have a chat? Give us a call on 0800 69 2020.
We’d love to hear from you!

01/06/2021

Tired of foggy glasses?
Experience the freedom that Laser Eye Surgery (LASIK) can give you.

09/03/2021

Bowen Eye Clinic supports a Victoria University of Wellington post graduate student with a scholarship and part time employment for the year. You may have met our 2020 recipient Pruthvi Ranganatha who is completing her Master of Health. "I immensely appreciate the support the Bowen Eye Clinic team has provided me throughout the year." Reece and the team at Bowen Eye Clinic wish Pruthvi all the best for her future public health roles.
Applications for the 2021 part time employment and scholarship are now open
https://www.wgtn.ac.nz/scholarships/current/bowen-eye-clinic-scholarship

15/02/2021

Here are some tips to keep your eyes healthy as we spend more time on our devices working or studying from home.

In lockdown, days on end can be spent staring at a screen, which is taking its toll on peoples' eyes.