Before you visit
Guide to Your Eye Specialist Appointment
A calm, practical checklist for preparing for your consultation and getting the most from your time with the clinical team.
Start prepared
Bring the information that helps your eyes tell the story
Good preparation does not need to be complicated. Bring your current glasses, previous eye records and a clear note of your symptoms and priorities.
See the consultation journeyYour checklist
What to bring
- Current glasses and contact-lens details
Bring your latest prescription and mention how often you wear contact lenses.
- Previous eye records
Reports, scans, prescriptions, operation notes and discharge summaries are useful when available.
- Medication and medical history
Include allergies, diabetes, autoimmune conditions and medicines currently being taken.
- Your questions and priorities
Note what you want to understand, including non-surgical options and realistic timelines.
Plan your visit
What to keep in mind
- Allow enough time for examination and measurements.
- Dilation may affect near vision and travel plans for a while.
- Bring a companion if you may be dilated or are anxious about travelling home.
- Do not send detailed medical records or identity documents through the website form.
- Appointment requests are confirmed by the hospital team by phone.
At the hospital
Meet the people behind your care
The hospital team coordinates reception, diagnostics and appointment information. Availability and timings are confirmed directly with the hospital.
