Dr. Edwina Eade

Dr. Edwina Eade, an MBBS and FRANZCO-certified ophthalmologist, has over 16 years of experience in ophthalmology, specializing in cataract surgery, glaucoma treatment, retinal diseases, and refractive surgery. After completing her medical degree at the University of Melbourne, Dr. Eade underwent specialized training at Royal Melbourne Hospital and Sydney Eye Hospital, where she gained extensive experience in treating a wide range of eye conditions. She currently practices at Cura Group Wagga Wagga and offers comprehensive eye care, including advanced cataract procedures, glaucoma management, and surgical interventions for retinal diseases. Dr. Eade is known for her precision in surgery and her dedication to improving patients' vision and quality of life.

Dr. Eade is actively involved in ophthalmic research, focusing on advancements in cataract surgery, glaucoma treatments, and minimally invasive eye surgery techniques. She has contributed to numerous peer-reviewed publications and regularly presents her research at national and international conferences. Her research aims to improve surgical outcomes and reduce recovery times for patients undergoing complex eye surgeries. Dr. Eade’s work in early diagnosis and treatment strategies for retinal diseases has greatly influenced clinical practices in the field.

• 🏆 Excellence in Cataract Surgery – 2016

• 🏆 Top Ophthalmologist in Australia – 2018

• 🏆 Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Retinal Disease Research – 2020

• 🏆 Innovative Glaucoma Management Award – 2022

Dr. Edwina Eade is a compassionate and skilled ophthalmologist with a deep commitment to restoring vision and improving eye health. She strongly believes in patient-centered care, ensuring that each patient is well-informed and comfortable throughout their treatment journey. Dr. Eade’s approach combines modern techniques with personalized care, offering each patient a tailored treatment plan that best suits their needs. Beyond her clinical expertise, she enjoys teaching and mentoring young ophthalmologists and raising awareness about preventive eye care in the community.