Ophthalmologists, Optometrists & Opticians in Kogarah, NSW
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Level 2/4 Belgrave St, Suite 2A, Kogarah, 2217
(02) 9587 8585
Southern Ophthalmology, Sydney Australia specializes in eyelid surgery, cataract surgery & treatment for macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease and glaucoma Also check info on eye anatomy, conditions, screening and glossary 
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15-19 Belgrave Street, Kogarah, 2217
(02) 9588 2889
ProVision is Australia's leading independent optical group. It was founded in 1989 by the Optometrists Association of Australia (OAA) and now it has over 370 members. If you are having problems with your sight, and you need an optometrist, then go to Shop Cr8 Kogarah Town Square, 15-19 Belgrave St, 2217, Kogarah. Southern Eyecare provides professional services and quality products such as: glasses, contact lenses, frames. 
Customers express high regard for Southern Eyecare, commending the professionalism, knowledge, and attentiveness of doctors David and Rita. They praise the warm and welcoming environment, efficient and friendly service, and personalized attention to their needs. Some share experiences of accommodation and excellent care during appointments. 
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1/156 Railway Parade, Kogarah, 2217
(02) 9587 1153
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8 Gray St., Kogarah, 2217
(02) 9587 1333
Dr. Allan Ared A graduate with honours from the school of optometry, University of NSW class of 1994, Dr. Ared is the resident optometrist in our centre. He has also completed a graduate certificate in ocular therapeutics and one of only a handful Australian optometrists to be inducted as a fellow of the American academy of optometry (FAAO). Allan is a member of the cornea and contact lens society of Australia, member of the orthokeratology society of Oceania and a member of the optometrists’ association of Australia. He is completing his doctoral thesis by way of the University of NSW, on the effects of eye rubbing and corneal trauma related keratoconus. 
