Welcome to Eye Surgery Associates

Eye Surgery Associates brings together a group of 18 highly qualified, sub-specialist Ophthalmologists offering a range of medical and surgical eye specialist services.  We pride ourselves on excellence in sub-speciality eye care, and aim to provide you with the highest possible standard of care.  Our sub-specialists are experts in their field.  They are dedicated to clinical research and ongoing education; and are actively involved in the training of the next generation of eye specialists through their appointments with a number of public hospitals and universities.

Our sub-specialists offer services in: Cataract; Glaucoma; Macular Degeneration; Medical and Surgical Retina; Oculoplastic Surgery (Eyelid Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery); Refractive Surgery (Laser Vision Correction, LASIK, PRK, Implantable lenses and refractive lens exchange); Advanced corneal transplantation (penetrating and partial thickness including endothelial keratoplasty); Inflammatory Eye Disease; Clinical Electrodiagnostics and Comprehensive Ophthalmology.

Consultations and diagnostic testing are available at our consulting suites in Doncaster, East Melbourne, Malvern and Vermont South. Contact Us to make an appointment.

Coronavirus COVID-19 Alert

The health and well being of our patients, doctors and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic is our first priority.

We have taken steps to reduce the risk of infection through:

• Screening all patient attendances;
• Screening all doctors and employees; and
• Increased cleaning and hygiene practices.

If you are attending our site as a patient or carer of a patient, you will be asked:

• Have you been in close contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last 14 days?
• Do you have fever, flu-like or respiratory symptoms (cough, sore throat, sputum, shortness of breath), fatigue, myalgia (muscle pain), headache? This question still applies even if you have a negative test result for COVID-19. We can’t risk other patients, doctors or staff becoming sick.
• Do you have symptoms of conjunctivitis?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, our team will assess the urgency of your condition. Your appointment will either be rescheduled or you will be referred to your GP or an assessment centre at a hospital that also has an ophthalmology department.

All patients and carers will be required to wear a face mask on attendance at our sites. A face mask will be provided, if you don’t have your own.

For our complete information on ESA’s response to COVID-19 Click Here.

– Andrea Linden  CEO     Last updated 9 July 2020