Medical Eye Care

Pain Management

Chronic eye pain, light sensitivity and post-surgical discomfort can significantly affect quality of life, and often persist after the original condition has healed.

Our team assesses the underlying cause, from ocular surface disease to nerve-related pain, and builds a stepwise management plan in coordination with your other physicians.

Pain Management
Is this right for you?
Persistent eye pain or aching
Severe light sensitivity
Pain after surgery or injury
Pain with dry eye that drops don’t fix

What to expect

1

Referral or request

Ask your optometrist or GP for a referral, or request an appointment online.

2

Assessment

A comprehensive exam and diagnostic imaging confirm the right options for you.

3

Treatment

Your procedure or treatment plan is carried out by our specialist team.

4

Follow-up care

Pre-booked follow-up visits track your recovery, every step of the way.

Common questions

What causes chronic eye pain?
Common causes include ocular surface disease, inflammation and corneal nerve dysfunction. Careful diagnosis is the first step to relief.
What treatments are available?
Depending on the cause: intensive surface therapy, anti-inflammatory treatment, specialty lenses, and nerve-targeted medications.
Do I need a referral?
Yes. Ask your optometrist, GP or specialist to refer you so we can review your history before your visit.

Ready to take the next step?

An MOA will call to find a time that works for your schedule.