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EYE ADVICE Clinics

 

Staff

Kon Zagoritis

BscOptom FVCO

1982: Completed optometry training at Melbourne University.

1983: Commenced private practice, working from current practice in South Yarra and also from a multidisciplinary medical centre in Oakleigh.

1985: Became Fellow of the Victorian College of Optometry (FVCO).

1991: Commenced independent primary eyecare practice in Oakleigh.

1997: Delivered a scientific paper on astigmatism at an international optometric meeting held by the Asia Pacific Optometry Council in Korea.

2002: Delivered a presentation for NSW division of OOA in Wollongong.

2003: Completed Certificate in Ocular Therapeutics at Melbourne University.

2001-2004: Completed attendance to all ProVision Management Series modules

 

Helen Leveque

Helen is our full-time Practice Manager/Dispenser. She originally worked as a Graphics Designer and since 1995 has worked in the Optical Industry. She manages our practices in South Yarra and Oakleigh.

Rebecca Christofi

Rebecca will be completing her Optical Dispensing Training through RMIT in 2006 and is currently working with us on a part-time basis. She has also completed a Diploma in Business Administration through Holmesglen TAFE.

Tina Wright

Tina Wright, who was our principal receptionist for close to ten years, is now working with us on a casual basis.

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Our Aims and Philosophy

EYE ADVICE Clinics in Oakleigh and South Yarra

Oakleigh Clinic Directions
South Yarra Clinic Directions

EYE ADVICE Staff

Kon Zagoritis BScOptom FVCO
Staff

Why Have Regular Eye Examinations?

(1) To Detect Eye Problems.
(2) To Detect Possible Systemic Problems.
(3) To Follow Up Any Progressive Conditions.

What Does an Eye Examination Involve?

Dilating Drops

Preparing for an Eye Examination

Appointments

Eye Injuries

Medicare Cards

Avoiding Much Close Work Before Examination

Ordering Glasses

Our Range of Services

Clinical Services

Special Interest Subjects

Public Education Services

Commonly Used Spectacle Lenses

(A) Presbyopia

(1) Single Vision Lenses for Near Work

(2) Extended Focus lenses for Near Work

(3) Bifocal Lenses

(4) Multifocal or Progressive Powered Lenses

(B) Myopia (Short-Sightedness)

(C) Long-Sightedness

The Various Forms of Sun Protection

Variety and Quality in Spectacle Frames

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