NVision Eyecare has opened for business in Albany on Auckland’s North Shore. Specialising in myopia control, rigid gas permeable (RGP) lens fitting and dry eye management, the practice is focusing on speciality eye care, and is the first to offer LipiFlow thermal pulsation to treat meibomian gland d
Okia has unveiled its new, patented 360° hinge technology, offering an integrated 360⁰ rotation hinge system for improved durability.
Eye Surgery Associates first case study evening of the year focused on “tricky” cases. Drs Hussain Patel and Monika Pradhan welcomed a small group of optometrists to share and discuss some of their more unusual case studies, many of which focused on glaucoma, in an informal setting at Southern Cross
Glaucoma New Zealand (GNZ) welcomed Dr Kaasandra Chee to its board of trustees.
Specsavers unveiled its 2019 autumn and winter collection during a wonderful April lunch at the White Room in Auckland’s upmarket suburb, Parnell. The gallery was bursting with bright colours, gorgeous looking models wearing colourful eyewear and a host of equally colourful fashion journalists.
The inaugural LOFTxTEF Awards, a collaboration between Loft Eyewear Shows and The Eyewear Forum (TEF) online magazine, was hosted at Loft Studios in New York on 22 March.
The inaugural MyHealth1st practice management conference, Optometry Business Bootcamp, will be held on the 7-8 September 2019 at the picturesque Mantra on Salt Beach on just south of the Gold Coast in New South Wales.
After more than a year of planning, oculoplastic surgeon Dr Paul Rosser’s new surgical business, Eyes and Eyelids, opened its doors for the first time in April at 1, St Marks Rd, Remuera.
Paterson Burn Optometrists has teamed up with Rototuna Primary School to help identify visual issues affecting students’ learning.
Mortimer Hirst has increased its number of Auckland practices to four after acquiring Paterson Burn Optometrists’ practice in Newmarket.
New Zealand optical industry support provider OpticsNZ has joined forces with Colliers International for the practice brokering arm of the business.
Research into the number of female speakers at medical conferences in the US and Canada has shown the proportion is increasing but more still needs to be done.
