Why Eye Screenings Are Vital for Diabetics
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Why Eye Screenings Are Vital for Diabetics

Protecting Vision Through Early Detection   Diabetes affects more than blood sugar levels—it poses significant risks to eye health. For those living with diabetes, regular eye exams should be a non-negotiable part of their health routine. “Diabetes can lead to serious complications, including vision loss, but timely screenings and treatment make a world of difference,” says…

Perform Sports At Your Best
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Seeing Clearly to Perform Sports At Your Best  

Short-Sighted Athletes Can Succeed   With 32% of the world’s population affected by myopia, it’s no surprise that short-sighted individuals can be found in every field, including sports. Yet, the stereotype persists that clear vision is a prerequisite for athletic success, leaving many myopic individuals hesitant to pursue sports. “Being short-sighted doesn’t mean giving up on…

Protecting Vision in High-Risk Occupations
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Protecting Vision in High-Risk Occupations  

Understanding Workplace Hazards to Eye Health   Every occupation comes with risks, but some of the most overlooked involve our vision. Whether the danger is from environmental factors or prolonged tasks, the impact on eye health can be significant if not addressed. “At Eyes InDesign, we work with patients from various industries and help them manage…

Fixing Vision While Sleeping | Smart Vision Optometry
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Fixing Vision While Sleeping

The Magic of Orthokeratology   It’s called Orthokeratology, or Ortho-K, and it involves using contact lenses. But instead of wearing contacts by day, explains Gary Rodney, founder of Smart Vision Optometry in Sydney and Fellow of the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control (FIAOMC), they are worn while you sleep. Orthokeratology is designed to guide…

Sydney Mosman Behavioural Optometrist Talks To Us About Irlen Syndrome
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Sydney Mosman Behavioural Optometrist Talks To Us About Irlen Syndrome

Irlen Syndrome is a visual perception processing disorder. According to statistics, Irlen Syndrome is identified and treated appropriately, in one in two children and adults worldwide with learning and perception issues. However, leaders in the field of behavioural optometry, like Gary Rodney a fellow of the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control (FIAOMC), are now debating whether these figures really reflect the causes of perception issues or whether they are the outcome of incorrect diagnoses brought on by subpar eye exams.

Bondi's Beloved Behavioural Optometrist Focuses On Digital Eye Strain Protection
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Bondi’s Beloved Behavioural Optometrist Focuses On Digital Eye Strain Protection

Jacqueline Gattegno, a Smart Vision Optometrist at Eyes InDesign Bondi, stresses the importance of proper eye protection and treatment from the effects of digital eye-strain. “Digital eye-strain occurs from the increased use of computers, iPads, mobile phones and computer gaming. It’s a major issue which is not exclusive to adults. Eye-strain in children and teenagers may affect normal vision development and the side effects can be debilitating if left untreated,” says Jacquie.

Bondi Behavioural Optometrist Informs Parents On Child Vision Development
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Bondi Behavioural Optometrist Informs Parents On Child Vision Development

We all know that a child’s development can vary immensely from child to child. It is perhaps not as well known that a child’s vision also develops over time and can also vary from child to child.

Jacqueline Gattegno, a leading Smart Vision Optometrist at Eyes InDesign Bondi, explains the relationship between vision and learning; and why it is so important for parents to understand the difference between sight and vision.

Bondi Behavioural Optometrist Creates Awareness On National Eye Health Month
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Bondi Behavioural Optometrist Creates Awareness On National Eye Health Month

Jacqueline Gattegno, a Smart Vision Optometrist at Eyes InDesign Bondi, expands on the importance of healthy vision. “There are approximately 2.2 billion people globally with near or distance-related vision impairment. In approximately half of these cases, vision impairment could have been prevented, or identified early with a regular visit to a Smart Vision Optometrist,” says Jacquie.

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