At the Wellington Eye Centre, we care about more than just clear vision — sustainability matters too. Single‑use materials are essential for keeping our patients safe, but we are constantly looking for more ways to minimise our environmental impact. Every day, our team makes conscious choices that help reduce waste, recycle more effectively, and protect the environment we all share....

Are your eyes sore, itchy or gritty? Maybe you have a condition called Dry Eye, here is what you need to know! Most people will know the feeling of having irritated, sore or gritty eyes – a long-haul flight, a pesky eyelash stuck in your eye or a terrible night’s sleep could be a cause of this. Unfortunately for some,...

Your Medical Assessment is a key step in assessing your suitability for laser eye surgery. Dr Andrew Logan (and our optometrist Shannon if needed) will carry out a comprehensive eye health examination. If Dr Logan confirms your suitability, he will discuss the best laser eye surgery option for you. This blog walks you through the types of Medical Assessments we offer, how to prepare, and what to expect during this appointment....

You’ve probably heard of red light therapy before – whether it’s through your skincare-crazed friend, or from Temu ads on Facebook. The futuristic-looking treatment typically features a white mask with red LED bulbs. Although it’s commonly associated with skincare, recent studies have shown that Low-Level Light Therapy/LLLT (a form of red light therapy) can alleviate dry eyes. So how does...

In the age of modern medicine, recovering from laser eye surgery has never been easier! In New Zealand, we are lucky enough to have access to a variety of medications that will improve your recovery, as well as the support of Dr Logan and the team at the Wellington Eye Centre. If you are curious about what to expect after...

What is a lazy eye? Lazy eye, medically known as amblyopia, is when an eye has reduced vision, even with the most up-to-date glasses or contact lenses on. Another way of describing this is that the best corrected vision is reduced in that eye. Amblyopia occurs when the connection between the eye and the brain has not developed properly.  The...

We may be a small team, but we are mighty! Our team is committed to guiding you through the process of laser eye surgery, making sure you feel comfortable and supported throughout. We know it can be a daunting process for some, so let us introduce the smiling faces (behind the masks) you’ll see throughout. Philippa – Client Care Coordinator...

Laser eye surgery continues to increase in popularity as a way to treat long or short-sightedness. But many people want to know – what does it cost? Is it more cost-effective than glasses and contacts? Will laser eye surgery save you money? Laser eye surgery can be an expensive upfront cost, but does the freedom from glasses or contact lenses...

At the Wellington Eye Centre, we offer 3 types of laser eye surgery – SMILE®, LASIK and PRK. Each surgery treats slightly different types of eyesight with unique benefits and considerations for each procedure. It’s important to talk to your Ophthalmologist during the pre-surgery assessments to determine which surgery may be best for you. Laser Eye Surgery Recovery Following laser...

Joining the New Zealand Police Force (NZPF) is a significant career choice. It demands physical and mental fitness, integrity, and adaptability. There is a thorough application process to ensure that applicants are ready to take on the role. An important aspect of this process is ensuring that NZ Police recruits meet certain health and vision requirements. Why does my vision...

Laser eye surgery has revolutionized the way we correct vision, offering alternatives to glasses or contact lenses for millions of people worldwide. The techniques currently used are SMILE®, LASIK, and PRK. Each procedure has its unique approach, benefits, and considerations. In this blog, we will delve into these differences to help those considering laser eye surgery make an informed decision....

At the Wellington Eye Centre we perform laser vision correction surgery on a variety of eyes; short-sighted, long-sighted, presbyopic, and astigmatic eyes! Getting rid of your spectacles or contact lenses can be a game-changer. Here are some of the bonuses of having laser eye surgery in NZ! 1. Skiing and Snowboarding just got a whole lot easier! Now you can...