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Stop Light-Triggered Migraines in Their Tracks with Avulux®

The world’s only clinically proven lens for migraine & light sensitivity.

Do bright lights, screens, or sunlight trigger your migraines? You’re not alone. Millions of Australians struggle with light sensitivity every day—but now there’s a solution.

Avulux® Lenses help you:

  • Filter up to 97% of painful light (blue, amber, red)

  • Let through soothing green light

  • Wear stylishly in any frame, prescription or non-prescription

Real people, real results: 90% report being able to get back to daily life with less pain and fewer interruptions from light-triggered migraines.


Why Avulux Works

Painful light ? all light. Avulux selectively blocks the wavelengths that cause migraine while letting the calming light through. Wear them before and during exposure to harsh light and take back control.


Don’t Let Light Control Your Life

Take the first step toward fewer migraines, more comfort, and more freedom.                                                        

Book an appointment today to learn more about how Avulux lenses can help you manage the impact of light on your life.

SHAW Lenses for Anisometropia: A Game-Changer in Vision Correction

Anisometropia is a condition where there is a significant difference in the refractive power between the two eyes. This imbalance can lead to blurred vision, depth perception issues, and even amblyopia (lazy eye) if left untreated, particularly in children. Traditional spectacle lenses often struggle to address the discomfort caused by image size differences (aniseikonia), but SHAW lenses offer an innovative solution.

The SHAW Lens Advantage

SHAW lenses use advanced technology to reduce aniseikonia by controlling how images are perceived by both eyes. Unlike traditional lenses, which can create a size difference between images seen by each eye, SHAW lenses are designed to balance these differences, allowing for more comfortable and natural vision.

How SHAW Lenses Work

  1. Binocular Vision Optimization
    SHAW lenses use a patented algorithm to create a prescription that considers both eyes together rather than treating them separately. This helps minimize image size disparities and prismatic effects.
  2. Minimized Distortions
    Unlike conventional high-index lenses that may reduce thickness but still cause visual discomfort, SHAW lenses are designed to provide seamless adaptation by reducing distortion.
  3. Custom-Designed for Each Patient
    SHAW lenses are specifically tailored for each individual, ensuring a personalized correction that enhances comfort and visual clarity.

Other Lens Options for Anisometropia

While SHAW lenses are an excellent choice, other lens solutions may also help manage anisometropia, including:

  • Contact Lenses - Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) or hybrid lenses can reduce image size differences better than standard spectacles.
  • Slab-Off or Reverse Slab-Off Lenses - These are specialized for managing prismatic imbalance in bifocals or progressives.
  • Aspheric and High-Index Lenses - Help reduce lens thickness and weight for improved comfort.

SHAW Lenses for Children

Early intervention is critical for children with anisometropia to prevent amblyopia. SHAW lenses provide an effective spectacle-based solution for young patients who may struggle with adapting to traditional glasses. By promoting more balanced binocular vision, these lenses can enhance visual development and long-term eye health.

SHAW lenses represent a significant advancement in the management of anisometropia, offering a more comfortable and natural viewing experience by addressing image size differences. For individuals struggling with vision imbalance, consulting our optometrists about SHAW lenses could be a transformative step toward better visual clarity and comfort.

Understanding Keratoconus: Symptoms, Treatment, and How to Manage It

 Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition that affects the shape of the cornea, causing it to thin and bulge outward into a cone-like shape. This irregular shape can lead to distorted vision, increased sensitivity to light, and difficulties with everyday visual tasks. As one of the leading causes of corneal transplants worldwide, early diagnosis and management of keratoconus are crucial.

Keratoconus Treatment in Baulkham Hills | Symptoms, Causes & Advanced Vision Solutions

Learn the symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment options for keratoconus. Eyekonic Optometry in Baulkham Hills offers advanced keratoconus management, including RGP, hybrid, and scleral lenses. Book an expert assessment today.


What Is Keratoconus?

Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition where the cornea becomes thin and irregularly shaped, leading to distorted and blurred vision. It often develops during adolescence or early adulthood and can worsen if not managed early. At Eyekonic Optometry, we specialise in keratoconus diagnosis and treatment using advanced technology and customised contact lens solutions.


Common Symptoms of Keratoconus

If you’re experiencing any of the symptoms below, early detection is key to protecting your long-term vision:

  • Blurred or distorted vision

  • Increased sensitivity to bright lights and glare

  • Frequent or rapidly changing eyeglass prescriptions

  • Double vision (usually in one eye)

  • Eye strain, discomfort, or headaches

If these symptoms sound familiar, book an appointment with our experienced optometrists in Baulkham Hills for a comprehensive keratoconus evaluation.


What Causes Keratoconus?

Although the exact cause is unknown, several factors may increase the risk of developing keratoconus:

  • Genetics / family history

  • Excessive eye rubbing (which can weaken corneal tissue)

  • Allergies or chronic eye irritation

  • Connective tissue disorders

Understanding these causes can help reduce progression and improve long-term outcomes.


How We Diagnose Keratoconus

At Eyekonic Optometry, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic technology to accurately detect keratoconus in its earliest stages:

Corneal Topography

Maps the shape and curvature of your cornea to identify irregularities.

Slit-Lamp Examination

Allows detailed assessment of corneal structure and early signs of thinning.

Corneal Pachymetry

Measures corneal thickness to determine the stage and severity of the condition.

Early diagnosis allows for more effective treatment and better visual outcomes.


Keratoconus Treatment Options in Baulkham Hills

We provide personalised, evidence-based treatment solutions to help stabilise your vision and improve clarity:

Prescription Glasses & Soft Contact Lenses

Suitable for early-stage keratoconus to correct mild vision distortion.

Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) Lenses

Create a smooth optical surface over the irregular cornea, offering sharper, clearer vision.

Hybrid & Scleral Lenses

Ideal for moderate to advanced keratoconus.

  • Hybrid lenses combine comfort with stability.

  • Scleral lenses vault over the cornea for exceptional comfort and superior vision.

These specialised lenses provide life-changing clarity for many patients.


Tips for Managing Keratoconus

Support your treatment and protect your eye health with these simple habits:

  • Avoid eye rubbing to prevent further corneal thinning

  • Wear UV-protective sunglasses to shield your eyes outdoors

  • Attend regular eye check-ups to monitor changes in corneal shape

  • Stay informed about your condition and available treatments


Take Control of Your Vision Today

Keratoconus can be challenging—but with today’s advanced technology and customised lens designs, you can enjoy clearer, more stable vision.

If you suspect you have keratoconus or want expert guidance, book a keratoconus assessment at Eyekonic Optometry in Baulkham Hills today.

Your vision matters. Let us help you protect it.


 

   

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