Noosa Ophthalmology

Geoffrey John Gill 

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3 years ago

Cataract operation first on right eye. Result? completely out of focus. Told it will be fixed with a second operation. Left eye? same thing! completely out of focus! They referred me to another laser eye specialist. Second eye specialist suggested, (After 3 hours of intensive eye tests), that possibly the optical calculation for the left eye might not have been correct. The whole situation has turn out to be a fiasco. I wish I had never allowed them to do these operations and stuck with my prescription glasses which never ga... read more

Lesley Carlson 

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4 years ago

price went up a huge 140 bucks from one visit to this one today without any warning. Pretty angry. Wont be returning and must warn our local gp ect. Totally not on. Asked receptionist why and was just told, doctor is new and that's what he charges. Avoid, avoid, avoid. 

Alan Hall 

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4 years ago

Nothing matters than the money, push by owners to get more business, I was to be charged $325 for Glaucoma test witch my regular optometrist did for $40, paid $900 for 2 eyes to be lased which took less than 5 minutes. Avoid at all costs. 

Hamish Smith 

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4 years ago

Specsavers referred me for a second opinion for glaucoma. I was told the fee would be $200 less the medicare rebate. I was charged $500 less rebate ($135) =$365. OCT (optical coherence tomography - $180) and computerised perimetry ($120) were both done at Specsavers. I accept Dr Rallah-Baker's charge of $200 to examine the optic nerve which was inconclusive at the time although Specsavers were later notified that there was no glaucoma. A four month follow up appointment was made and I was quoted $450 less $90 medicare =$360.... read more