02 9819 6100
FAX :
02 9819 6497
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1 Bayswater St
Drummoyne
nsw
2047
M–F
8.30 am–5 pm
Sat
Closed
Sun
Closed
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Vision Eye Institute Drummoyne is a friendly, well-established clinic offering high-quality, affordable care to the local community and surrounding suburbs. Our clinic treats patients with retinal conditions, glaucoma and cataracts, as well as more general eye conditions. We have a highly regarded team of ophthalmologists that provide you with access to the latest developments in eye care, while taking their time to make sure that you understand your eye condition and the available treatment options.
Dr Christopher Go is a subspecialised vitreoretinal ophthalmologist with extensive experience in the medical and surgical management of retinal and macular disorders. He is also skilled in performing vitreoretinal procedures, including scleral buckles and vitrectomies, and intricate cataract surgeries, such as sutureless scleral-fixated intraocular lenses (IOLs).
Having completed four intensive clinical retinal fellowships in Liverpool (UK), Hong Kong, Melbourne and Taiwan, Dr Go has developed internationally accredited surgical expertise in managing complex vitreoretinal and cataract cases. He is also experienced in using a wide range of premium IOLs.
Dr Go is dedicated to furthering research and the education and training of future doctors. As an examiner for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO), Adjunct Associate Lecturer at the University of New South Wales and Conjoint Clinical Lecturer at Sydney University, he brings clinical expertise to the next generation of ophthalmologists.
Dr Go is fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
To book an appointment with Dr Go, please call our Drummoyne clinic on (02) 9819 6100 or use our clinic form.
BMed MD MPH MMed FRANZCO
MD MBBCh FRANZCO
BSc MBBS MMed(OphthSc) MMed(ClinEpi)(Hons) Genomics(PGcert) FRCOphth FRANZCO
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Our clinic uses the latest ophthalmic technology for diagnosing and treating eye conditions, ensuring that our patients have access to high quality, professional eye care. Our state-of-the-art facilities include consulting rooms and treatment rooms, and we are equipped with an optical coherence tomography (OCT) system for detailed imaging of the retina.
Patients requiring day surgery admission are accommodated at Chatswood Day Surgery.
Free Chinese language service for patients: Patients attending any Vision Eye Institute clinic in Sydney can access a liaison officer, Yee Siew Lim (Lim), who can assist with Mandarin, Cantonese and Malay language requirements. Patients can call Lim on 02 9502 1886 for appointment bookings, queries and to arrange translation services. More information is available on our Chinese page.
Our ophthalmologists diagnose and treat a range of eye conditions, some of these are described below. If you have questions during your consultation, one of our friendly orthoptists will be very happy to answer these for you. It is important to us that you understand your condition and treatment plan so you can make an informed decision about your eye care.
During cataract surgery, the cloudy lens of the eye is replaced with an artificial one. Traditionally, the entire operation was performed manually, but now surgeons can use laser technology to perform some of the steps. Our cataract surgeons were some of the first surgeons in Australia to perform laser cataract surgery, and are highly experienced in both techniques. There are a variety of replacement lens options available, and your doctor will help you decide on the lens type that best suits your vision and lifestyle needs. Cataract surgery is a day surgery procedure.
Our retinal specialists diagnose and treat all retinal conditions, including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and epiretinal membrane. You will be given eye drops to dilate your pupil so that we can properly examine your retina, which is at the back of the eye. Please note that these eye drops will blur your vision and increase glare sensitivity for 4 to 6 hours, so you will not be able to drive yourself home from your appointment.
We use eye injections, laser therapy and surgery to treat retinal conditions. Treatment may be performed on the same day as your consultation, depending on the level of urgency. Laser therapy for retinal conditions is performed in the consultation room, and involves little or no discomfort. Retinal surgery requires a local anaesthetic, and is performed in the day surgery.
Glaucoma is a common condition that can gradually lead to irreversible sight loss, but there are a number of treatment options that can stop or slow progression. Most glaucoma patients can use medicated eye drops to manage their condition. Sometimes further treatment is needed to reduce eye pressure, such as laser therapy or surgery.
Laser procedures for glaucoma (e.g. selective laser trabeculoplasty and laser peripheral iridotomy) are quick and painless, and are performed in the consultation room. Surgical procedures (e.g. filtration surgery) require a local anaesthetic, and are performed in a day surgery.
We are committed to continuously monitoring and improving customer service. Our practice has developed a quality management system to meet the requirements of the National Safety and Quality Health Services Standards and achieve certification. These standards focus on the effectiveness of a practice’s quality management system in meeting the needs of its customer. Please let our reception staff know if you wish to provide us with feedback on our service – we welcome and appreciate all input.
The information on this page is general in nature. All medical and surgical procedures have potential benefits and risks. Consult your ophthalmologist for specific medical advice.
Our handy inner-west location is easy to reach by car. We are located two streets back from the main intersection of Lyons Road and Victoria Road. Street parking is available on Bayswater Street and surrounding residential streets.
DO NOT DRIVE YOURSELF TO YOUR APPOINTMENT – if you are a retinal patient or undergoing a day surgery procedure. Please arrange for someone to accompany you home after your appointment or surgery as you will not be able to drive yourself.
Several bus routes (490, 492, 502, 504, 530 and X04) stop within close walking distance of our clinic.
The clinic is on the ground level and has convenient access for people with limited mobility.
