Dr Parth Shah

Dr Parth Shah I am an experienced ophthalmologist with special interests and skills in cataract surgery, strabismus and paediatric ophthalmology.

I am based in Sydney Australia.

Morning commute. Happy Monday and have a great week! Clarity Eye Surgeons
23/08/2026

Morning commute.

Happy Monday and have a great week!

Clarity Eye Surgeons

This feeling still doesn’t get old. Means I am in the right profession. Advanced cataract with hand motions on vision, t...
17/08/2026

This feeling still doesn’t get old.
Means I am in the right profession.

Advanced cataract with hand motions on vision, to 6/9 (20/30) by the next day.

Taking care to maintain corneal endothelial health as well as reduce any compromise of pre-existing zonulopathy.

Clarity Eye Surgeons

Excited to be speaking at the upcoming Indian Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Network (POSN) meeting in Bhubanes...
17/08/2026

Excited to be speaking at the upcoming Indian Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Network (POSN) meeting in Bhubaneswar.

Excited to learn, network, and catch up with friends, as well as explore a part of India that I haven’t been to!

L V Prasad Eye Institute

Wrapped up the 2026 Strabismus Symposium!Grateful to have the opportunity to contribute to this annual teaching event, a...
31/05/2026

Wrapped up the 2026 Strabismus Symposium!

Grateful to have the opportunity to contribute to this annual teaching event, alongside Dr Matthew Spargo and orthoptist Kristen Saba.

Thanks also to Nhung Ross for the organisational and admin support. Thank you to our friends at UTS and the orthoptics students who volunteered to help for the OSCE, as well as Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick.

Continuing the tradition started by legendary strabismologist Dr Ross Fitzsimons, we aimed to deliver a 3-day educational symposium covering the assessment, diagnosis and management of common strabismus disorders. Strabismus is one of the disciplines in ophthalmology that is less well understood, and an area of reduced confidence among registrars. When we break it down and have a simple approach, it becomes much easier and less frightening.

We hosted over 40 attendees, including ophthalmology registrars from around the country and New Zealand as well as orthoptists and optometrists.

Thanks in particular to our patients who attended the mock OSCE on Friday as well as volunteering to be live patients to demonstrate exam technique in front of the audience.

The feedback has again been very positive, and we will be back next year!





I spend a a lot of my time curing cataracts. Still see some very advanced cataracts, even in metropolitan areas of Austr...
27/05/2026

I spend a a lot of my time curing cataracts.

Still see some very advanced cataracts, even in metropolitan areas of Australia. This one I operated on today, patient had hand movement vision only, due to an extremely dense rock of a cataract. Pleased to report that it has been successfully treated!

I come home every day thinking that I have the best job, helping people to see again. Immense job satisfaction.


Love this artwork by my young patient. An accurate representation of my consulting room - vision chart, refraction troll...
05/05/2026

Love this artwork by my young patient. An accurate representation of my consulting room - vision chart, refraction trolley, lenses, eye drops, trial frame, various examination tools - and, my hairstyle.


Join me, and .morrison.52 for Practical Paediatric Eye Checks for Primary Care—a case-based webinar designed for primar...
01/05/2026

Join me, and .morrison.52 for Practical Paediatric Eye Checks for Primary Care—a case-based webinar designed for primary care clinicians conducting infant checks in rural and remote locations.
 
📆10-11.15am (AEST), 25 May 2026
💰Free
👉Register now: https://loom.ly/0VY63a8
 
This webinar is proudly presented by the Western NSW Eye Health Partnership and hosted on Rural Health Pro. The Western NSW Eye Health Partnership is funded by The Fred Hollows Foundation and supported by RDN Health.

A pair of male gang gang cockatoos (with their distinctive bright red helmet). A king parrot also came by to visit. Jus...
08/03/2026

A pair of male gang gang cockatoos (with their distinctive bright red helmet).
A king parrot also came by to visit.

Just while having my morning coffee.

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Lisch nodules of the iris in type 1. In patients with , Lisch nodules appear increasingly with age. They are tiny be...
05/03/2026

Lisch nodules of the iris in type 1.

In patients with , Lisch nodules appear increasingly with age. They are tiny benign growths (hamartomas) and do not affect vision, but are an important diagnostic marker. In NF1, vision can be compromised through other changes including optic pathway glioma and glaucoma. Surveillance through regular eye checks is recommended, starting in childhood.


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Kensington, NSW

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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