145 Church St, Mudgee NSW 2850
Alternate Wednesdays: 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Ph: + 02 6100 3300
Booking an Appointments
Patients will need to book an appointment directly with each of the clinics that Dr Qureshi visits.
Clinic days are on alternate Wednesdays from 1:30pm to 5pm.
For booking at Mudgee Medical Centre, please upload all supporting information including referrals, vision scans and list of current medications to clinic@onsightsurgery.com.au
Onsight Surgery - Mudgee
Dr. Qureshi's personal eye clinic focused on improving your vision at Mudgee Medical Centre. This clinic offers cataract assessments, diabetic retinopathy therapies etc.
Clinic days are on alternate Wednesdays: 1:30pm to 5pm
To book at this clinic, email your referral to clinic@onsightsurgery.com.au and one of our staff will be in contact.
PH: 02 6100 3300 and 0466 336 954
Mudgee Health Service - Mudgee Hospital
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
30 Meares Street, Mudgee, NSW 2850
PH: (02) 6371 9700
This clinic provides monthly bulk billed services. Services providers include Ophthalmologist, Orthoptist, Ophthalmic Nurse, Aboriginal Health Workers. Please note they do not see emergency cases or receive urgent referrals - please see alternative clinics listed for these cases.
PH: (02) 6809 6000
Referrals
Please attach referral document by GP, Optometrist or Ophthalmologist through either:
Email: WNSWLHD DPECReferrals@health.nsw.gov.au
Argus: wnswlhd-ccdubsmc@health.nsw.gov.au
Dubbo Health Service is made up of Dubbo Hospital (a major rural referral facility), with an emergency department and inpatient beds, as well as community health services.
PH: 02 6809 6809
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
E-Mail: brookvale@eye.net.au
PH: (02) 9063 7555
Clearsight Eye Centre - Auburn
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
E-Mail: eyes@clearsight.com.au
PH: (02) 9649 5591
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
E-Mail: darlinghurst@eye.net.au
PH: (02) 9063 7555
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
E-Mail: info@georgesteyecentre.com.au
PH: (02) 9230 0010
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
E-Mail:
PH: (02) 9063 7555
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided. One of the locations where Dr. Qureshi only provides surgical solutions which can be booked at any clinic.
PH: (02) 9281 3822
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided. One of the locations where Dr. Qureshi only provides surgical solutions which can be booked at any clinic.
PH: (02) 9063 7585
You will be directed to a third-party site, If it doesn't work please call with the number provided
E-Mail:
PH: (02) 9063 7555
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Frequently asked questions
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How long after retinal surgery can I travel on a plane?
2 to 6 weeks depending on which gas is used. If silicone oil is used then there is no restriction on air travel.
What should I be worried about after eye surgery?
If the eye becomes more red or painful or the vision gets worse. If any of these symptoms occur please contact the eye clinic.
When can I resume my usual activities after eye surgery?
Washing hair - 1 week, Lifting more than 20kg - 2 weeks, Swimming- 2 weeks
When can I drive after eye surgery?
As a general rule, wait 4 weeks until the brain adjusts to the vision between the two eyes. If both eyes are operated on the same day then you may be able to drive the following day depending on how the eyes heal.
What can I do to prepare for my eye surgery?
Gentle warm compress on the eyelids and massage the eyelids four times a day. Preservative free lubricants 4 to 6 times a day.
Where can I see you?
View our locations. Dr Qureshi here operates at both private and public hospitals to better suit patients needs.
How long does it take to recover from eye surgery?
The eye will be slightly irritable for the first week but this will improve with drops.The vision will improve between 1 and 3 days after surgery and even up to six weeks. The vision can remain blurred after retinal surgery depending on the presence of gas (up to 2 weeks) or oil (until the oil is removed).
How long do I need to take off work after eye surgery?
At least one week for cataract surgery and 2 weeks after retinal surgery.