Dr Elvis Ojaimi

Dr Elvis Ojaimi is a well qualified Australian ophthalmologist based in Thornbury, Melbourne. Specialising in medical and surgical retinal diseases, he is renowned for his expertise in the latest retinal surgical instrumentation and techniques.

Dr Ojaimi obtained his MBBS degree from Melbourne University and went on to complete his Master of Medicine at Sydney University, where he conducted extensive research in ophthalmology. His research has resulted in several publications, contributing to advancements in the field.

After completing his general ophthalmology training at the prestigious Sydney Eye Hospital, Dr Ojaimi pursued further fellowship training in medical and surgical retinal diseases in Melbourne, Australia, and Toronto, Canada. This comprehensive training has equipped him with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the diagnosis and treatment of various retinal conditions.

With over a decade of experience in private practice, Dr Ojaimi has a special interest in medical and surgical retinal diseases, including conditions such as epiretinal membrane (macular pucker), macular hole surgery, vitreomacular traction syndrome, retinal tears and detachment, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and vein occlusions.

Dr Ojaimi operates at Beleura Private Hospital in Mornington, which is renowned for its state-of-the-art retinal surgical equipment. He is skilled in using minimally invasive techniques for retinal detachment surgery, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.

In addition to his private practice, Dr Ojaimi is an ardent educator. He takes pride in teaching and mentoring medical students from Monash and Melbourne Medical Schools, sharing his expertise to inspire and shape the next generation of retinal specialists in Australia.

With his exceptional qualifications, extensive experience, and dedication to advancing the field of ophthalmology, Dr Elvis Ojaimi is highly regarded within the medical community and trusted by his patients to provide the highest standard of care for their retinal health.