Opthalmologist Sydney Ophthalmic Ocuplastic Surgeon Sydney Australia - Eye Surgery Treatment
Opthalmologist Ophthalmic Ocuplastic Surgeon Sydney Australia - Eye Surgery Treatment
Ophthalmic and Oculoplastic Surgeon Sydney NSW New South Wales Sydney Australia
Ophthalmic Surgeon Sydney Australia - Eye Surgeon Australia Sydney Dr Peter Martin is an ophthalmic surgeon with services ranging from general ophthalmology (including cataract surgery), oculoplastics (including orbital and lacrimal disease, eyelid and facial reconstruction, CO2 laser blepharoplasty and facial rejuvenation surgery). Providing cataract surgery, YAG Laser surgery, glaucoma treatment, Pterygium treatment and Strabismus treatment. Information on Oculoplastics, Eyelid Procedures, Orbital Procedures, Lacrimal Procedures and Cosmetic Procedures. Dr Peter Martin - Opthalmic and Oculoplastic Surgeon Sydney Australia We are located in Bondi Junction, Sydney NSW Australia
Ophthalmic Surgeon Sydney Ocuplastic Surgery Sydney Australia
Providing eye examinations, cataract and glaucoma assessment and treatment. Dr Peter Martin is a member of a range of ophthalmic, oculoplastic and cosmetic surgery medical associations. Providing cataract surgery, YAG Laser cataract surgery, male and female glaucoma treatment, Pterygium treatment and Strabismus Double Vision treatment for children and adults. Plastic and reconstructive surgery relating to the eye - Eyelid Surgery for elderly people, Eye Doctors, Asian Eyelid cosmetic Surgery Ophthalmic and Ocuplastic Surgeon Sydney Australia We are located in Sydney NSW Australia
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Providing general ophthalmological eye examinations, cataract treatment, glaucoma treatment, children's eye treatment, tear duct treatment, therapeutic and cosmetic consultations for eyelid, facial and orbital reconstruction. We are located in Sydney NSW Australia.
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Cataract Surgery
A cataract is a clouding of the lens inside the front of the eye, which can cause blurred vision and prevent you from seeing near and distant objects clearly. Surgical treatment may be required to remove the lens and implant an artificial lens.

YAG Laser Surgery
Often, following cataract surgery, the lens capsule (which holds the intra-ocular lens) becomes cloudy. Yag Laser is used to create a hole in this capsule to help improve vision.

Glaucoma (Red Eyes)
Glaucoma is a condition in which the optic nerve at the back of the eye is slowly destroyed resulting in visual loss. It is usually, but not always associated with raised intra-ocular pressure.

Pterygium
A pterygium is a benign growth that develops on the surface of the eye and towards the cornea. If it is aggressive and progresses onto the cornea surgical treatment may be indicated.

Strabismus
Strabismus or squint is when the eyes deviate from perfect alignment. It can occur in both children and adults with varied causes and treatment.

Oculoplastics
An Oculoplastic surgeon is an Ophthalmologist who has completed additional training in plastic and reconstructive surgery relating to the eye and its surrounding structures.

Ptosis
Ptosis is drooping of the upper eyelid. The lid may droop slightly or completely cover the pupil which can obstruct normal vision.

Ectropion
Ectropion is an abnormal lower eyelid that turns outward and no longer touches the eye. As a result, the conjunctiva may become red and exposed.

Entropion
Entropion is an inwardly turned (inverted) eyelid. It can involve the upper or lower eyelid, however, the lower eyelid is more frequently affected.

Skin Cancers
Skin cancer often involves the skin of the eyelid or adjacent face. Eyelid skin cancers occur most often on the lower eyelid and appear as painless elevations or nodules.

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