Dr. Anthony Fong

Dr. Anthony Fong, an MBBS and FRANZCO-certified ophthalmologist, has over 17 years of experience in ophthalmology, specializing in cataract surgery, glaucoma management, retina surgery, and refractive surgery. After completing his medical degree at the University of Sydney, Dr. Fong pursued his specialization in ophthalmology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Sydney Eye Hospital. With a focus on minimally invasive surgeries, Dr. Fong has treated a variety of eye conditions, including cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. Dr. Fong is known for his patient-centered approach and his ability to offer cutting-edge treatments for complex eye conditions. He practices at Cura Group Wagga Wagga, where he provides both surgical and non-surgical care.

Dr. Fong is actively involved in ophthalmic research, particularly in innovative cataract surgery techniques, glaucoma treatments, and retinal disease management. His research has led to the development of advanced surgical methods that minimize recovery times and improve patient outcomes. Dr. Fong has published several articles in peer-reviewed ophthalmic journals and has presented his research at international conferences. His work focuses on improving early diagnosis and treatment options for glaucoma and macular diseases.

• 🏆 Excellence in Cataract Surgery – 2016

• 🏆 Best Ophthalmologist in Sydney – 2018

• 🏆 Recognized for Innovative Retinal Disease Treatments – 2020

• 🏆 Top Ophthalmologist in Wagga Wagga – 2022

Dr. Anthony Fong is a dedicated ophthalmologist committed to improving his patients' quality of life through advanced eye care. With 17 years of experience in ophthalmology, Dr. Fong specializes in cataract surgeries, glaucoma treatments, and retinal disease management. His patient-centered approach ensures that every individual receives personalized treatment tailored to their specific needs. Outside of his clinical work, Dr. Fong enjoys spending time with his family, outdoor activities, and teaching and mentoring future ophthalmologists.