Author: Dr Mitch Lee

About Dr Mitch Lee: -Ophthalmic Surgeon, Vitreoretinal, Medical Retina, Cataract, Complex Anterior Segment, Refractive and General Ophthalmology -Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists -Head of Ophthalmology, Nepean Public Hospital -Master of Medicine (Critical Care Medicine, University of Sydney) -Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery with 1st Class Honours (University of Sydney) -Bachelor of Science (Anatomy and Immunology, University of Sydney) Dr Mitch is an Ophthalmologist who specialises in vitreoretinal surgery, as well as complex anterior segment, cataract, and lens surgery. He studied medicine through the University of Sydney Medical School and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and completed his training in Ophthalmology through the Prince of Wales Hospital training network in Sydney. He is currently the Head of Department for Ophthalmology at the Nepean Public Hospital.

Posts by Dr Mitch Lee

Eye floaters can disrupt clear vision and shake confidence, especially when they affect reading, driving, […]

Eagle Eye Surgery · 2GB Sydney 24-Feb-26 13.37.48 This month, Dr Erica was recently interviewed […]

Why don’t some people with diabetes notice vision changes until the problem is already well-advanced? […]

Do straight lines look bent or wavy? Does reading or recognising faces feel harder than […]

Why do some people lose their central vision slowly over time, while others see their […]

Dr Erica was recently interviewed by Luke Grant at 2GB Radio about laser eye surgery, […]

Ever been advised to consider a vitrectomy? Many patients come to us unsure what a […]

Have you been told you have a retinal tear, diabetic retinopathy, or swelling near your […]

Can a five-minute laser therapy really keep your glaucoma under control? I’m Dr Mitch Lee, […]

What if preserving your vision could be achieved with a swift, minimally invasive procedure? And […]