SIGHT IS A FUNCTION OF THE EYES

VISION IS A FUNCTION OF THE HEART

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A DEDICATION TO ENHANCING VISION AND IMPROVING LIVES

Leo sheck's practice. Image of the building
An ophthalmic surgeon dedicated to the treatment of cataract and retinal diseases.

- Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (FRANZCO).
- Master of Business Administration (MBA), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.
- Doctor of Medicine (MD), University of Auckland.
- Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB), University of Auckland.

DELIVERING EXCELLENCE

When you place your trust and the quality of your surgical outcome in Dr Leo Sheck, you can rest assured you’re in the hands of an internationally trained, highly respected practitioner.

But it isn’t just a suite of qualifications that sets Leo apart; this is a person fully committed to making a significant difference to the quality of his patients’ lives.

“It’s important to me to be better, always better”

JOURNAL

Latest news and publications

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How many injections, on average, does a patient need for macular degeneration?

This is a common question from my patients with wet (neovascular AMD). Here I present two studies discussing the injection burden over time.
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How to convey complex medical information to my retinal patients?

You will need to do this well to improve clinic attendance, adherence to treatment, and have happy patients!
COMMUNITY

Philanthropy, Research, and Public Services

Outside of his clinical practice, Dr Sheck actively engage in public service and research to benefit the wider community. Here is an overview of what he does, and how you can help in the field of ophthalmic care.

Research

The research interests of Mr Sheck are artificial intelligence, ocular genetics, retina and the use of big data to tackle clinical issues.

Save Sight Society

Dr Sheck is a director of the New Zealand Save Sight Society, a charity that focuses on promoting and funding New Zealand ophthalmic research.

Royal Australian and New Zealand college of ophthalmologists

Dr Sheck is a councillor of RANZCO and is actively involved in training the next generation of ophthalmologists.

"A great asset to any department"

Prof Alan Bird,

Moorfields Eye Hospital and University College London

"A unique set of skills with strong clinical and research ability, along with a deep understanding of management"

Prof Michel Michaelides,

Moorfields Eye Hospital and University College London

"AmAZIng skill, compassionate care and kind support"

A grateful cataract patient from Auckland District Health Board