Welcome Dr Vincent Khou! Vincent Joins the team in September 22 to provide clinical services whilst Stephanie takes maternity leave. Vincent graduated with a combined Bachelor of Optometry with Honours and Bachelor of Science from UNSW in 2014. Vincent has a special interest in ocular pathology, and has an emphasis on educating his patients to empower and enable his patients to make informed decisions related to their eyes. He looks forward to returning to the Shoalhaven. In his spare time, Vincent enjoys rock climbing, landscape photography, and playing the bass guitar. He initially practised in the Shoalhaven for three years after graduating, and since then has worked in clinics in Sydney, regional NSW, and regional Victoria in the past five years. Vincent has supervised optometry students under the University of NSW Preceptorship Program and Deakin University Clinical Residential Placements, and is a guest tutor for the University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine. He became a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry in 2017, and submitted his PhD thesis in 2022.
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Bayside Optical has launched a dedicated dry eye service.
As optometrists, we are perfectly placed with our intricate knowledge of the eyes and specialist equipment to evaluate and help you manage your dry eyes. The understanding of dry eye disease has grown in complexity, as have treatment options. It is a multifactorial disease that can have a huge impact on daily quality of life. The first step in getting onto the right treatment is to evaluate the type of dry eye you have. It will guide treatment to successfully manage your dry eyes, so you can get on with whatever you want to do in life without the worries of uncomfortable eyes. If you are experiencing frequent redness, fatigue or discomfort, call us and ask to book an appointment for a dedicated dry eye consultation. Bayside Optical will remain open by appointment during the NSW COVID Lockdown for essential eye care. This includes eye examinations, repairs, and replacement of essential glasses.
Please do not delay seeking medical attention for any change or loss of vision. For information on TNSW Driving Medicals, please consult TNSW website here. Masks and NSW check-in are a compulsory for both patients and staff. Our Optometrist is fully vaccinated. |