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Freedom Eye Laser

Locality: Dee Why

Phone: +61 1800 393 527

Address: Suite 4207, Level 2, Dee Why Grand, 834 Pittwater Rd 2099 Dee Why, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.freedomeyelaser.com.au

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23.01.2022 The introduction of the Extended Range of Focus class of Intraocular Lenses is an exciting advance in cataract and refractive surgery. It is always important to tailor an approach to the specific requirements of an individual. Dr James Genge of Freedom Eye Laser says "I have been delighted with the surgical outcomes I have achieved with EROF lenses. Refractive accuracy is the same as with standard monofocal IOLs.". Patients with these lenses have excellent visual quality and ...good contrast sensitivity with minimal night vision issues while still being able to achieve a significant degree of glasses independence. Find out more about Extended Range of Focus Intraocular Lenses here: https://www.freedomeyelaser.com.au/extended-range-focus-le/

22.01.2022 Extended Depth of Focus Intraocular Lenses are a type of artificial lens that is used to correct vision at a variety of distances. These tend to be used for people over 45 years of age and provide excellent vision with minimal night vision issues, such as haloes. Freedom Eye Laser's Dr Genge explains more about Extended Depth of Focus Intraocular Lenses in his article for MiVision. Read it here: https://www.freedomeyelaser.com.au/optimising-vision-exten/

20.01.2022 One of the first questions we get from new patients is 'What is it like to have LASIK eye surgery?' Find out by following Max on his journey, from wearing glasses since he was a kid, to amazing vision: free from contacts and glasses. Dr James Genge dedicates the time to understand each patient’s visual goals, thoroughly explains the process and welcomes questions. From assessment to post-operative care and beyond, Dr Genge maintains his involvement through the entire process.... We invite you to meet with us at Freedom Eye Laser to get started on your own journey. https://youtu.be/iywLyxnfIuM

17.01.2022 With Contoura Vision LASIK, Freedom Eye Laser performs a topographic scan of the surface of the cornea of 22,000 data points. Using these data points, the sophisticated algorithm in the laser computer not only corrects the glasses prescription but allows the laser to perfect any subtle irregularities or asymmetry on the corneal surface. By doing this, this procedure can achieve levels of vision 2 lines greater on a vision chart, than what was previously obtainable with glasses. These results are ground-breaking, and a first in the history of eye surgery. Continue reading our blog post here: https://buff.ly/2FiPmjm To find out more information or to book an appointment, call the surgery on 1800 393 527.

16.01.2022 What should you do when you gain freedom from glasses? Donate them! All used glasses collected go to @lionsaustralia for their Recycle for Sight program. For more information on the program, visit ... #glasses #spectacles #lionsaustralia #donation #recycleforsight

15.01.2022 Friday’s are special days for our patients who get their first check-ups post-surgery. Today, we received such warm and positive feedback, so we’d like to take this opportunity to publicly shout out to our wonderful staff for being as caring and meticulous as our surgeon Dr James Genge. We think you’re terrific!

10.01.2022 Did you know that the safety of LASIK has been exhaustively assessed by such governmental organisations such as NASA, the Australian armed forces and the US Navy? The result of their investigations is that LASIK performed with a femtosecond Laser creating the corneal flap (Blade-free LASIK) is approved for NASA Astronauts, the Special Air Service (SAS) and ‘Top Gun’ US Navy Pilots. If you'd like to find out exactly why Contoura Vision LASIK is trusted by so many, take a look... at our 'Is Laser Eye Surgery Safe?' blog post: https://www.freedomeyelaser.com.au/is-laser-eye-surgery-sa/ Call Freedom Eye Laser on 1800 393 527 to book a consultation.

10.01.2022 Up to 80% of us may suffer from dry eye - a condition caused when you don't produce enough tears or you have an imbalance in the tear liquid in your eyes. It can be debilitating. If you're interested in finding out more about the symptoms and treatments for dry eye, read our newest blog post here #dryeye #eyecare #eyehealth

05.01.2022 It’s not business as usual for the world's children to skip school to get adults to pay attention to the climate crisis. We’re supporting our staff and joining the Sydney Climate Strike on the 20th of September. Freedom Eye Laser is pledging support to send a message to governments that now is the time for urgent and meaningful climate action.... Join us! https://www.notbusinessasusual.co/ When: 12 midday, Friday 20 September Where: The Domain, Art Gallery Road, Sydney See you there! #NotBusinessAsUsual #ClimateStrike Bob Blob on @unsplash

04.01.2022 Did you know that dry eye can affect up to 80% of the population? At Freedom Eye Laser we have invested in advanced diagnostics and treatment options to support people experiencing this chronic, debilitating condition. If you've been putting off getting a consultation on your eye health, call our Dry Eye Clinic at Freedom Eye Laser on 1800 393 527.

02.01.2022 Dry eye discomfort is particularly noticeable on cooler days with cold winds and dry air in addition to dry indoor heating. Dryness and irritation can be particularly debilitating for those who wear contact lenses or suffer from chronic dry eyes. Check out our nine steps to help you relieve dry eyes in our 'Sore Dry Eyes and Winter Weather' blog post. https://www.freedomeyelaser.com.au/sore-dry-eyes-and-winte/

01.01.2022 With the recent bushfire smoke clouding Sydney, there has been a lot of talk about how we can protect ourselves from the smoke. But what about our eyes? Bushfire smoke contains dust, fumes and tiny particles that can cause irritation when they are dissolved into the tear coating that covers our eyes. Little is known about the long term risks of bushfire smoke on our eye health so it’s best to take precautions to limit irritation. Dry eye is one eye condition that can result... from poor air quality. This occurs when we don’t produce enough tears to properly lubricate our eyes. Here are a number of things you can do to protect your eyes from bushfire smoke irritation. If possible, avoid exposure to smoky air and stay inside. Wear protective eyewear when outside to reduce the chance of pollutants getting to the eye. Avoid wearing contact lenses. If irritated: Avoid rubbing the eye. Flush out the eye with lubricating eye drops. Place a cool, clean washer over your closed eyes to provide relief. If eye irritation continues, see an eye care professional. At Freedom Eye Laser, we're experts in eye health and protecting your eyes from damage. If you're experiencing discomfort or have any questions about your eye health, don't hesitate to get in touch to discuss a suitable treatment. Give us a call on 1800 393 527. For more useful tips, visit https://theconversation.com/bushfire-smoke-is-bad-for-your-