Progressive Vision

🎬 The bits that weren’t supposed to make the cut…

A few forgotten lines, plenty of laughs and more than one take… here are some of our favourite Progressive Vision bloopers. 💙

Hear from Katie Robb, Clinical Lead Optometrist at Progressive Vision, as she explains how patient participation in research can help improve our understanding of eye disease and contribute to the development of future treatments.

Research is an important part of advancing eye care - and patients who participate can play a valuable role in that progress.

👁️ Concerned about your vision or eye health? Book a comprehensive eye assessment with our experienced team at Progressive Vision. No referral is needed.

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Considering eyelid surgery?

In this reel, Dr Clare Quigley, Consultant Oculoplastic Surgeon at Progressive Vision, explains what you can expect at your first consultation when considering blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery).

Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss your concerns, have your eyelids assessed and understand whether blepharoplasty may be suitable for you.

Thinking about taking the next step? Book a consultation with Dr Clare Quigley at Progressive Vision.

📞 01 213 5652
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.progressivevision.ie

🎒 Back to school means back to healthy vision!

Good vision plays an important role in how children learn, read and engage in the classroom. As the new school year begins, it’s a great time to make sure your child’s eyes are ready too.

At Progressive Vision, our paediatric ophthalmology team provides expert eye care for children of all ages, including assessment and management of conditions such as lazy eye (amblyopia) and squint (strabismus).

📍 Appointments available at Sandyford & Swords
👁️ No referral needed
📞 Call 01 213 5652
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.progressivevision.ie

Book your child’s eye check today and give their eyes the best start to the school year. 💙

👁️ What are we still missing in our understanding of eye disease?

Conditions such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD) are complex - and there is still much to learn about what is happening beneath the surface.

Through Eye-D research with Trinity College Dublin and Research Ireland, we’re helping explore eye disease at a deeper level - connecting clinical findings with what’s happening at an immunological level.

The goal? To deepen our understanding of eye disease and help inform the eye care of the future.

Exciting research is underway. Watch this space. 💙

👀 August is Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month 👀

A new school year means new classrooms, new teachers… and lots of time looking at the board! 📚✏️

If you’ve noticed your child squinting, sitting closer to screens, struggling to see the board, or complaining about their vision, it may be time to have their eyes checked.

At Progressive Vision, our experienced paediatric ophthalmology team understands that children can sometimes feel anxious about an eye appointment. We take a gentle, child-friendly approach and do our best to make the whole experience relaxed — and even fun!

📍 Sandyford & Swords
📞 01 213 5652
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.progressivevision.ie

No referral needed.

Trust Progressive Vision with your little one’s eyesight. 💙

Are we treating the symptoms... or the root cause of common eye diseases?

Listen to Mr. Mark Cahill, Clinical Director at Progressive Vision, explain the changes that occur in our eyes as we age.

If you're concerned about your vision, don't wait for symptoms to worsen. Early assessment can make all the difference.

📞 Call us on 01 213 5652
📧 Email [email protected]
🌐 Visit www.progressivevision.ie to book an appointment.

Excellence in Eye Care. Personalised for You.

Why do some people's eye conditions progress faster than others?

In this reel, Mr. Mark Cahill, Clinical Director at Progressive Vision, explains why two people with the same eye condition can have very different outcomes.

While genetics play a role, lifestyle factors such as smoking, diet, overall health, and good blood pressure control can all influence how quickly certain eye diseases progress. One of the clearest examples is age-related macular degeneration (AMD), where smoking has been associated with progression in macular degeneration.

Understanding these risk factors empowers you to take positive steps to help protect your sight.

If you have concerns about your vision or would like an assessment, our experienced team is here to help.

📞 01 213 5652
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.progressivevision.ie