Optometrist Near Palmyra
Consulting for over 30 years. Widely respected by our patients in Palmyra.
Reliable Optometry Services Near Palmyra
For Eyes Optometrists is an independent optometrist near Palmyra. We offer customers a range of frame and lenses options. The focus is on what will lead to the best outcome for you as the customer.
We specialise in paediatric optometry, myopia control and dry eye treatment. Accordingly, our practice has a large investment in state-of-the-art technology and equipment.
For Eyes is an established practice that has been operating in the Fremantle area for over 30 years and is highly regarded by our patients.
How Can We Help?
Eye Care Services
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Our goal is to assist every child to achieve the clearest vision possible and optimal visual performance. For Eyes Optometrist works closely with families, schools, doctors, and other professionals to provide the highest level of care to benefit your child.
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Catch early signs of myopia before it develops and slow onset and progression.
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Orthokeratology, or Ortho-K, involves wearing contact lenses at night to correct your vision during the day. It is a non-surgical option for people who experience myopia and helps you to see clearly without the use of prescription glasses or contacts
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Diabetic retinopathy is an ocular complication of diabetes that damages blood vessels inside the eye. Early diagnosis and treatment of diabetic retinopathy may prevent severe vision loss.
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Dry eye is a common condition affecting up to 30% of the population. It results from a breakdown in the natural layer of tears that coat the eye and becomes more noticeable as we age.
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Neuro-optometry aims to treat and manage visual disorders caused by brain injuries such as concussions, stroke, brain tumours, or other neurological conditions.
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Vision therapy is a vision training program designed to correct visual, motor or perceptual cognitive deficiencies through a program of eye exercises.
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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a noninvasive imaging method that uses reflected light to create pictures of the back of your eye. It can be used to diagnose and manage diseases like diabetes-related retinopathy and glaucoma.
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Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelids. At For Eyes, we strive to offer convenient, compassionate care. Our specialists are here for you whenever your eye emergency arises.
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Our experienced team, including an in-clinic Orthoptist, work closely to provide tailored squint treatment options that help improve eye alignment and overall vision.
Eye Tests
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At For Eyes we provide detailed examination of your eye health and provide you with recommendations to maintain or improve your visual performance
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Understand your child’s visual needs and plan for the future. Our Fremantle clinic will assess not only a child’s ability to see but also their visual development and skills. Visual skills affect how they interpret and understand visual information.
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We can help you determine the severity and cause of your colour blindness.
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Astigmatism is a refractive error that causes blurred or distorted vision at all distances. Astigmatism is common among adults and children and can be corrected with eyeglasses, and contact lenses.
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Obtain aviation eye examination approved by Civil Aviation Safety Authority. Our optometrists are aviation credentialed (CO) and are CASA certified.
Eyewear & Lenses
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At For Eyes we carry a diverse range of eyewear allowing you to choose the perfect frame based on your style and budget. We stock a number of international eyewear brands which are regularly releasing new collections.
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We stock a wide range of children’s eyewear, catering for all ages from infants through to teenagers. With a focus on the child feeling comfortable about their style and fit of their frame they will gain maximum benefit from their eyewear.
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If you need a pair of polarized prescription sunglasses, don’t hesitate to contact For Eyes. We will be happy to help you find the right pair for you and suggest some of our trendy sunglasses.
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Contact lenses can be used to correct myopia (short sightedness) or hyperopia (long sightedness). We provide contact lens fitting and aftercare services.
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Our optometrists are trained to fit a range of specialised contact lenses used specifically for keratoconus patients.
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At For Eyes, we’ve helped countless patients with a moderate amount of astigmatism find the right corrective lenses and you will be the next patient to start seeing clearly.
Why Choose Us?
Highly experienced team of optometrists, orthoptists, vision therapists and optical dispensers.
Certified by the International Academy of Orthokeratology & Myopia Control
Comprehensive eye examination with the latest technologically advanced equipment.
Extensive myopia care experience with children from a very young age.
Complex contact lens fittings and advice including orthokeratology for myopia treatment
In-clinic orthoptist
Beautifully Crafted Eyewear for Palmyra Patients
We regularly update our range of designer eyewear and glasses, based on current trends and patient feedback. Feeling confident and excited about your new look is our focus.
Meet the Team
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Adrian Rossiter
Founder / Optometrist
Adrian has over 35 years of experience as an optometrist in independent practice and as a family eye care practitioner. His professional interests revolve around improving children’s vision and working with specialty contact lenses for adults and children for myopia control and other vision impairments.
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Sinead Denny
Optometrist
Sinead is passionate about all areas of Optometry including contact lenses, myopia control and Indigenous Eye Health. Sinead is also involved in running a Diabetic Eye Screening clinic at Fremantle Hospital and the supervision of students in the Doctor of Optometry at the University of Western Australia.
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Hannah Jackson
Optometrist
Hannah completed her Master of Optometry at Deakin University with distinction. She has a particular interest in paediatric optometry together with colour vision testing and low vision care. She holds an advanced certificate in children’s vision and is a CASA certified optometrist.
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Olivia Tomlinson
Orthoptist
Olivia is an Orthoptist who has recently arrived in Australia. She has experience in the diagnosis, treatment and management of eye disorders, having previously worked with the National Health Service in the United Kingdom. She is enjoying learning more about the world of optics and has quickly adapted to life in Perth.
Frequently Asked Questions
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For Eyes Optometrist is located in 158 High Street, a short 6 minute drive away from Palmyra.
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There is free 1 hour parking out the front of the practice. The next best options are paid parking close by in Parry Street.
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Yes, we provide all of these services. Both of our optometrists are members of The
Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists, the Contact lens Society and the Orthokeratology Society of Oceania. -
We are a private billing practice and there may be an out-of-pocket expense for your eye examination. We routinely take a wide field scan of the eye and there is no rebate for these scans with either Medicare or private health funds. Please feel free to call us on 9335 3433 if you would like more information.
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No, there is no requirement for a referral to see one of our optometrists even for a behavioural or neuro eye assessments. If, however, you do have a referral, it is welcomed and please bring it with you to the appointment.
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We carry out a detailed eye examination and therefore allow at least 30 minutes for each patient we see. If we are carrying out other tests, such as a diabetic eye examination or behavioural assessment, please allow between 45 to 90 minutes.
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If this is your first time visiting our practice, if your would please fill out our Welcome to For Eyes form and either email to reception@foreyes.com.au or bring it along to your appointment. If you are unable to complete the form in advance, please arrive at least 10 minutes before your appointment time to complete the form in the practice.
Please also bring your Medicare card, private health fund card, any current spectacles that you are using and (if relevant) any referrals from other health professionals.
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Our optometrists will recommend a timeframe for your next eye exam and will set a recall date so that you get sent an SMS or email reminder around the time that your next appointment is due. This can range between 3 months to 18 months.