Noranda Optometrist

Noranda Optometrist

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Proudly caring for Noranda and the wider Perth community, we provide comprehensive eye examinations you can trust.

From children’s vision to contact lenses and advanced eye disease management, our focus is your vision and comfort.

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 29/09/2026

Keratoconus with high astigmatism can be challenging to manage, which is why we prefer to use custom-designed scleral lenses in these cases.

This patient’s entering Rx was
R +0.75/-6.00 × 45
L plano/-3.00 × 105

We designed a custom scleral lens with toric haptics to help stabilise the lens and improve centration and comfort over the irregular cornea seen in the topography maps.

The patient went from 6/9 with glasses to 6/6 without glasses!

11/09/2026

FL-41 is a rose-tinted lens filter developed based on clinical research into photophobia and migraine triggers.

Studies show FL-41 selectively filters blue-green light wavelengths, linked to migraine activation and light-induced discomfort.

These tinted lenses are effective for:

1. Migraine-related photophobia
2. Blepharospasm
3. Light sensitivity following concussion or traumatic brain injury
4. Discomfort from fluorescent and LED lighting

Ask our team about trying FL-41 lenses at your next visit if you experience any of these

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 21/08/2026

Our beautiful patient was fitted with multifocal lenses in The Elusive Miss Lou frames, an Australian brand, to aid her vision for both distance, intermediate and reading.

No filters or AI enhancements were used.
Results vary between patients. Images shared with patient consent.
This information is general in nature and not a substitute for personalised medical advice. A second opinion is always recommended.

Noranda Optometrist
Perth, Noranda
08 9375 2660
www.norandaoptometrist.com.au

All health funds welcome | Afterpay available

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 17/08/2026

Did you know multifocal contact lenses exist?

They pack two or more prescriptions into one lens, usually in circular zones, one for reading and one for distance. Your eyes take in both zones at once and your brain learns to focus on whichever one matches what you’re looking at. It feels a bit odd at first, but most people adjust within a week or two. They’re mainly used for presbyopia, that blurry near vision thing that shows up once people hit their 40s.

Noranda Optometrist
Perth, Noranda
08 9375 2660
www.norandaoptometrist.com.au

All health funds welcome | Afterpay available

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 10/08/2026

A patient with a known history of Crohn’s disease presented with sudden onset redness, mild discomfort, and localised tenderness in one eye. Examination revealed diffuse conjunctival and episcleral injection with a salmon pink hue, consistent with episcleritis, likely an extra intestinal manifestation of Crohn’s flare activity. This was managed with moderate potency steroid eye drops, 1 drop 4x/day for 1 week.

No filters or AI enhancements were used.
Results vary between patients. Images shared with patient consent.
This information is general in nature and not a substitute for personalised medical advice. A second opinion is always recommended.

Noranda Optometrist
Perth, Noranda
08 9375 2660
www.norandaoptometrist.com.au

All health funds welcome | Afterpay available

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 28/07/2026

A female presented with itchy, watery eyes and ocular discomfort. Examination revealed conjunctival papillae, chemosis, and conjunctival injection, consistent with allergic conjunctivitis. This was managed with cool compresses, a combination antihistamine/mast cell stabiliser eye drop, and advice to avoid known allergens.

No filters or AI enhancements were used.
Results vary between patients. Images shared with patient consent.
This information is general in nature and not a substitute for personalised medical advice. A second opinion is always recommended.

Noranda Optometrist
Perth, Noranda
08 9375 2660
www.norandaoptometrist.com.au

All health funds welcome | Afterpay available

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 26/07/2026

A 4 year old presented after their teacher reported trouble seeing the classroom board, and examination revealed a significant difference in prescription between the two eyes consistent with astigmatic amblyopia risk. This was treated with full time glasses, with follow up planned to check whether patching therapy is needed if the eyes remain unequal.

Photo and case shared with parental consent: NATALIE | HENDERSON

No filters or AI enhancements were used.
Results vary between patients. Images shared with patient consent.
This information is general in nature and not a substitute for personalised medical advice. A second opinion is always recommended.

Noranda Optometrist
Perth, Noranda
08 9375 2660
www.norandaoptometrist.com.au

All health funds welcome | Afterpay available

A 3.25 D difference in astigmatism between the two eyes

When one eye sends a blurrier image, the brain starts favouring the other, and if left uncorrected that gap and blurry vision becomes permanent

The cylinder difference is more than doubled the recognised amblyopia risk threshold

Left uncorrected, the difference between the two eyes doesn’t stay the same, it widens over time, and the window for correction doesn’t remain open indefinitely

Full time refractive correction and patching if needed, while there’s still time for the brain to catch up

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 24/07/2026

slit lamp examination on Erling Braut Haaland neck

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 18/07/2026

For this patient, we fitted coloured contact lenses to improve the cosmetic appearance of arcus senilis while ensuring a comfortable fit and a patient-content result. We also referred the patient to their GP to rule out underlying hyperlipidaemia.

No filters or AI enhancements were used.
Results vary between patients. Images shared with patient consent.
This information is general in nature and not a substitute for personalised medical advice. A second opinion is always recommended.

Noranda Optometrist
Perth, Noranda
08 9375 2660
www.norandaoptometrist.com.au

All health funds welcome | Afterpay available

Photos from Noranda Optometrist 's post 13/07/2026

Thank you to OSWA and ECO WA for inviting us and allowing us, as young optometrists, to share insight into private practice optometry to the OD students. We hope you all gained some insight into real-world optometry.

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Shop 28 Noranda Shopping Village, Benara Road, Noranda
Perth, WA
6062

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