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Weekend days means time spent outdoors! 😎Did you know sunglasses aren’t just for summer? 🕶️Protection from UV is just as...
29/08/2026

Weekend days means time spent outdoors! 😎

Did you know sunglasses aren’t just for summer? 🕶️

Protection from UV is just as important during the winter months. These ☀️ rays will still reach your eyes from reflective surfaces like wet roads, snow, and the ocean, so the importance of sunglasses remains.

Protecting your eyes after laser vision correction using sunglasses is also important in the comfort of your recovery and the continued health of your eyes.👁️

Slap on some sunnies today!

24/08/2026

CAIRS (Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segments) is an innovative corneal procedure treatment that uses donated corneal tissue to help reshape and strengthen the cornea in suitable patients with Keratoconus, with the aim of improving vision and potentially delaying the need for a corneal transplant for suitable patients.👁️

Dr Simone Beheregaray, a consulting ophthalmologist at Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre, has expertise in advising and performing this procedure. She is able to perform it at ParkView Day Surgery , our affiliated day surgery which is located in the same building, and is one of South Australia's only private centres that is able to provide suitable patients this treatment option.

If you have been diagnosed with Keratoconus and would like to seek advice on if CAIRS is a treatment option for you, please seek a referral to Dr Simone, it might just provide a clearer, brighter future!

www.aelc.com.au

At some point in our 40s, many of us start holding menu’s a little further away, increasing the font size on our phones,...
21/08/2026

At some point in our 40s, many of us start holding menu’s a little further away, increasing the font size on our phones, or reaching for reading glasses more often than we’d like. 😳

This common and completely natural change in vision is called presbyopia.

While presbyopia is a normal part of ageing, it can still be frustrating and disruptive to everyday life. The good news is that modern ophthalmology offers several effective ways to reduce its impact and, for many people, reduce dependence on glasses altogether.

In our latest blog we explore presbyopia and how our eye doctors can help you overcome it! 👁️

Read it at www.aelc.com.au 🖥️

Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre have been a long-term supporter of the See Differently with the Royal Society for the Blind ...
18/08/2026

Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre have been a long-term supporter of the See Differently with the Royal Society for the Blind and specifically their Guide Dog and K9 support programs for the visually impaired and for those that have seen too much. 🐾

As a provider of eye health, we feel proud to support the amazing work done by the RSB and their trainer volunteers. If you have interest in this please do reach out to them as they are always in need! 🐕❤️

Read more about who we support at www.aelc.com.au

Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre is excited to welcome Dr Bobak Bahrami to our team of consulting ophthalmologists and eye su...
11/08/2026

Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre is excited to welcome Dr Bobak Bahrami to our team of consulting ophthalmologists and eye surgeons.👁️

After completing his Medical Degree at the University of Adelaide, Dr. Bahrami undertook a PhD in diabetic eye disease at the University of Sydney. He subsequently completed his Ophthalmology surgical training in South Australia. Bobak then undertook two subspecialty surgical fellowships; in Cataract and Refractive Surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide and in Corneal Surgery at Bristol Eye Hospital, United Kingdom. He is experienced in all aspects of corneal, cataract, laser and refractive surgery.

Find out more about him on our website - www.aelc.com.au

Today is World Ophthalmologist Day! 👁️It honors medical and surgical eye specialists who diagnose, treat, and perform co...
07/08/2026

Today is World Ophthalmologist Day! 👁️

It honors medical and surgical eye specialists who diagnose, treat, and perform complex procedures to preserve and restore the gift of sight.

The date was chosen to honor the birthdate of Svyatoslav Fyodorov (born August 8, 1927), a pioneering Soviet eye surgeon who revolutionised modern ophthalmology.

But we would like to take this opportunity to honour the amazing ophthalmologists that take care of our patient community!

👁️ Dr Peter Ingham - Medical Director: Cataract, Laser & Refractive Surgeon
👁️ Dr Ben LaHood - Cataract, Laser & Refractive Surgeon
👁️ Dr Simone Beheregaray - Corneal, Cataract, Laser & Refractive Surgeon
👁️ Dr Bobak Bahrami - Corneal, Cataract, Laser & Refractive Surgeon

Thank you for looking after so many eyes every day!

05/08/2026

Last week alongside Dr David Sia of Pennington Eye Clinic, and Dr Mark Hassall of Kingswood Eye Centre hosted the 2026 Optometry Seminar at Aurora Skydeck in the city.

With over 80 optometrists attending, it was a fun, entertaining and highly ediucational evening. Each of the eye doctors spoke on their subspecialty including:

👁️ Minimally Invasive Glaucoma (MIGS) By Dr Mark Hassall
👁️ When the bag won't hold: Modern approaches to secondary IOL implantation by Dr David Sia
👁️ Fixing unhappy patients by Dr Ben Lahood

This was followed by a truly interactive panel discussion where tricky cases were presented and then discussed by both the doctors and members of the audience!

A big thank you to all who attended including those who submitted and presented cases. 😀

Most Australian's will have some form of cataract formation as they age, and many will need cataract surgery once it sta...
04/08/2026

Most Australian's will have some form of cataract formation as they age, and many will need cataract surgery once it starts to impact their ability to see clearly. 👁️

However, waitlists are lengthy in the public health environment and in most cases you are unable to choose your doctor.

Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre, in partnership with ParkView Day Surgery offer cataract surgery in a private and premium environment where you can choose your doctor, have the procedure within a timeframe that is convenient to you, and attend your procedure day at a modern, state-of-the-art day surgery facility that is in a central city location with free parking.

Our website provides an informed resource for those looking to know more about the cataract procedure and its outcomes.

If you don’t find what you are looking for there, please don’t hesitate to contact a member of our customer service team via email ([email protected]) , website (www.aelc.com.au ) or phone 08 8274 7000. 📞

30/07/2026

Are you sick of wearing glasses and contact lenses? 😬

With developments in modern refractive technology, you don't need to suffer from poor vision. 👓

If you are not suitable for Laser Vision Correction our refractive specialists are able to offer you other solutions that can help you see clearly! 👁️

Book an obligation free appointment at the link below today!

https://www.aelc.com.au/2750-2/

How can this breakthrough treatment slow or stop Keratoconus progression? 🤔Being diagnosed with keratoconus can feel ove...
26/07/2026

How can this breakthrough treatment slow or stop Keratoconus progression? 🤔

Being diagnosed with keratoconus can feel overwhelming. 😔

For many patients, the symptoms begin with subtle changes like blurred vision, increasing astigmatism, or frequent updates to glasses or contact lenses. Over time and if left untreated, keratoconus can significantly affect vision.

Fortunately, with developments in modern ophthalmology this treatment can slow or even stop the progression of this corneal disease.

Corneal Cross-Linking (CXL) has become one of the most important breakthroughs in the management of keratoconus, helping to slow progression, preserve vision, and reduce the likelihood of more invasive surgery later in life for those that are diagnosed with keratoconus.

In our latest blog we explore CXL, who is suitable, what to expect and how to take the next step if you are at risk of keratoconus.

Read it at the link: https://www.aelc.com.au/about-corneal-cross-linking/

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