Peninsula Eye Centre

Peninsula Eye Centre Providing specialist eye care services on the Mornington Peninsula for over 30 years. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

Peninsula Eye Centre has been caring for the Mornington Peninsula for over 30 years, providing a comprehensive ophthalmic consulting service including:

- General ophthalmic examinations
- Advanced micro-incision cataract surgery
- Glaucoma diagnosis and management
- Diabetes eye assessment and treatment
- Macular degeneration treatment
- Full retinal services including: angiography, OCT, laser an

d surgery
- Post-operative appointments for laser eye surgery
- Macular haemorrhage management

At Peninsula Eye Centre your health and wellbeing are our primary concern. Dr Rick Wolfe and his associate ophthalmologists strive to provide you with the best ophthalmic care in Victoria. Always aiming at world’s best practice and using the most advanced and proven technology, we are passionate in every area of our clinic. Our dedication to the welfare of our patients is reinforced by a strong commitment to a safe and caring environment at all times. We pride ourselves on our first class consulting rooms, highly qualified doctors and dedicated, caring and professional staff. Peninsula Eye Centre acknowledges the Boonwurrung/Bunurong peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation as Traditional Owners and Custodians.

Recently, one of our associates, Dr Shirley Ma visited Eramosa Family Medical Centre to deliver a lunchtime education se...
25/03/2026

Recently, one of our associates, Dr Shirley Ma visited Eramosa Family Medical Centre to deliver a lunchtime education session.

It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with local GPs, share knowledge, and discuss how we can continue working together to achieve the best outcomes for our patients.

Thank you to the team at Eramosa Family Medical for the warm welcome — we always value these opportunities to collaborate.

03/08/2023

Can I use alternate therapies to treat my glaucoma?

The answer may surprise you…

Learn all you need to know in this educational video from Glaucoma Australia.

If you are a patient requiring specialist eye care, please ensure you have a valid referral from your optometrist or GP.
Call our friendly reception team on 03 5975 9999 to make an appointment.

We all know that eating healthy can protect our vision and keep you healthy, but which foods should we be looking 👀 out ...
27/07/2023

We all know that eating healthy can protect our vision and keep you healthy, but which foods should we be looking 👀 out for?

Research shows that eating foods high in eye-friendly nutrients, like lutein and zeaxanthin, vitamin C, vitamin E and zinc, reduces the risk of certain eye diseases like age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.

These nutrients are typically found in green leafy vegetables, fruits and nuts.

Here are the top 10 eye health foods:

Fish - a great source of omega-3, for nourishing the retina and keeping eyes hydrated.

Green Leafy Veg - packed with lutein and zeaxanthin, for retina health.

Carrots - a great source of vitamin A, to keep your cornea clear.

Berries and Citrus - high in Vitamin C, for maintaining collagen found in the cornea and protecting the delicate capillaries in the retina.

Nuts - an excellent source of Vitamin E and zinc which may decrease your risk of age-related macular degeneration.

Legumes and Pulses - high in protein and fibre, they are also full of omega-3.

Seeds - high in omega-3s and vitamin E to help fight age-related eye health issues and help protect your retina.

Eggs - high in lutein and zeaxanthin as well as vitamin C and E, thought to be helpful against macular degeneration.

Lean Meat - rich in vitamin A and zinc, to benefit your cornea and retina.

Extra-virgin olive oil - helps your body absorb lutein and zeaxanthin, vital for good eye health

References
https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/caring-for-your-eyes/diet-and-nutrition?sso=y.
https://goodvisionforlife.com.au/2016/08/04/top-ten-foods-can-improve-eye-health/

Meet our Vitreoretinal Specialist, Dr Elvis Ojaimi.Dr Ojaimi is a highly qualified ophthalmologist who practises exclusi...
26/07/2023

Meet our Vitreoretinal Specialist, Dr Elvis Ojaimi.

Dr Ojaimi is a highly qualified ophthalmologist who practises exclusively in medical and surgical retinal diseases. These conditions include:

👁️ Epiretinal membrane (macular pucker)
👁️ Macular hole surgery, vitreomacular traction syndrome
👁️ Retinal tears and retinal detachment
👁️ Age-related macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, vein occlusions

Dr Ojaimi completed his undergraduate degree in Medicine at Melbourne University. He was awarded a Master of Medicine from Sydney University for research in ophthalmology that led to several publications. He completed his general ophthalmology training at the Sydney Eye Hospital and underwent extensive medical and surgical retinal fellowship training in Melbourne, Australia and Toronto, Canada.

Dr Ojaimi operates at Beleura Private Hospital, Mornington (located next to Peninsula Eye Centre) and at Epworth Hospital, East Melbourne. Both hospitals are equipped with the latest retinal surgical equipment. He also uses minimally invasive techniques for retinal detachment.

Dr Ojaimi provides 24 hour/7 day admissions and surgical access for urgent cases and inpatient care with multidisciplinary support, if required. He is a respected and valued member of our team.

If you are a patient requiring specialist eye care, please ensure you have a valid referral from your optometrist or GP.
Call our friendly reception team on 03 5975 9999 to make an appointment.

20/07/2023

If you’ve been diagnosed with glaucoma, you may be wondering about what you’re required to disclose to the motor registry.

This video from Glaucoma Australia outlines what you need to know.

13/07/2023

How often should I have an eye exam?

This educational video from the Macular Disease Foundation Australia explains that it’s important to have regular eye exams with your optometrist so you can catch any signs of macular disease early, then take action to save your sight.

If you are a patient requiring specialist eye care, please ensure you have a valid referral from your optometrist or GP.

Call our friendly reception team on 03 5975 9999 to make an appointment.

12/07/2023

Did you know 90% of Australians say that sight is their most valued sense? 👀

Remember to take care of your eyes — this includes wearing sunglasses in the sun, using protective eyewear while working with chemicals or tools and having regular eye tests with an optometrist.

And if you’re ever concerned about your vision, please contact your optometrist or GP for the best next steps.

You can learn more about eye health here: https://www.health.gov.au/health-topics/eye-health

06/07/2023

Did you know there are different types of diabetic retinopathy?

Diabetic retinopathy is a complication of diabetes caused by damage to the small blood vessels in the retina at the back of the eye. This informative video from Macular Disease Foundation Australia explains the different types.

“How do I make an appointment with Peninsula Eye Centre?” 🤔We have a team of four doctors on-site, each specialising in ...
29/06/2023

“How do I make an appointment with Peninsula Eye Centre?” 🤔

We have a team of four doctors on-site, each specialising in the treatment of a wide range of eye conditions. If you are a patient requiring specialist eye care, please ensure you have a valid referral from your optometrist or GP.

Call our friendly reception team on 03 5975 9999 to make an appointment.

How often should I be checked for glaucoma?Once diagnosed, your eye care practitioner will suggest how frequently you sh...
28/06/2023

How often should I be checked for glaucoma?

Once diagnosed, your eye care practitioner will suggest how frequently you should be reviewed, once your treatment is effective and your glaucoma is stable. When you start taking medication, when your medication is changed, or if your glaucoma is not stable, you might need to attend more appointments. Your eye care practitioner will give you advice on the recommended frequency of visits based on your unique circumstances.

You should visit your optometrist and begin glaucoma screenings by the age of 35 if you have never had one. Your best defence against glaucoma-related vision loss is early detection through routine, thorough eye exams.

If you are a patient requiring specialist eye care, please ensure you have a valid referral from your optometrist or GP.

Call our friendly reception team on 03 5975 9999 to make an appointment.

22/06/2023

Could some supplements be good for your macular health?

This informative video from Macular Disease Foundation Australia explains.

If you are a patient requiring specialist eye care, please ensure you have a valid referral from your optometrist or GP. Call our friendly reception team on 03 5975 9999 to make an appointment.

3 benefits of LASIK 👀1️⃣ Life Becomes EasyImagine saying goodbye to glasses and contact lenses and being able to perform...
15/06/2023

3 benefits of LASIK 👀

1️⃣ Life Becomes Easy
Imagine saying goodbye to glasses and contact lenses and being able to perform simple tasks like checking an alarm clock, reading a menu in dim light or checking instructions for medications without fumbling for your glasses. If you are an athlete, the days of fogged glasses, or reliance on contact lenses, are over after laser vision correction.

2️⃣ Save Time & Money
The time and hassle of fitting and caring for contact lenses also becomes a thing of the past. Plus, in the long term, laser vision correction is the more economical choice.

3️⃣ Environmentally Friendly
Then there’s the environmental impact! A daily contact lens wearer uses over 14,000 disposable lenses over the course of 20 years. Then, there’s the solutions and packaging.

In the long run, LASIK surgery is better for the environment, better for your pocket and better for your eyes.

We’re currently offering FREE assessments for laser eye correction right here at Peninsula Eye Centre on the Mornington Peninsula.

If you choose to proceed, your procedure will be performed at our laser eye clinic, Vista Eyes Laser Eye Clinic, located in Elsternwick, Melbourne.

https://peninsulaeyecentre.com.au/contact-us/

Address

937 Nepean Highway
Mornington, VIC
3931

Opening Hours

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

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