Dr Guy Bylsma

joined Hobart

Eye Surgeons in

February this year.

In addition to being

an experienced

cataract surgeon,

Guy brings skills

across several

sub-specialty areas.

He graduated as top student from

Melbourne University before training

in Ophthalmology at The Royal Victorian

Eye and Ear Hospital in Melbourne.

In 2005 he was the medical retina research

fellow in the Centre for Eye Research at

the University of Melbourne, involved in the

landmark international trials of injectable anti

VEGF agents for Macular Degeneration.

Subsequently he has had two further years

of post graduate training in the UK in

Oculoplastics, Glaucoma and Paediatric

Ophthalmology before taking up his current

position as consultant ophthalmologist at

the Royal Hobart Hospital and in private

practice at Hobart Eye Surgeons.

Dr Guy Bylsma joined Hobart Eye Surgeons in February 2007. In addition to being an experienced cataract surgeon, Guy brings skills across several sub-specialty areas. He graduated as top student from Melbourne University before training in Ophthalmology at The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital in Melbourne. In 2005 he was the medical retina research fellow in the Centre for Eye Research at the University of Melbourne, involved in the landmark international trials of injectable anti VEGF agents for Macular Degeneration. Subsequently he has had two further years of post graduate training in the UK in Oculoplastics, and Glaucoma before taking up his current position as consultant ophthalmologist at the Royal Hobart Hospital and in private practice at Hobart Eye Surgeons.