PAEDIATRIC OPTOMETRIST
We have developed techniques to improve your child’s vision in a way that puts them at their ease.
Find Out MorePAEDIATRIC OPTOMETRY

Whether your child is suffering from colour blindness, strabismus, poor vision, dyslexia or learning difficulties, our prism lenses are designed to build up strength in the muscles around their eyes and cultivate neuroplasticity in order to help rehabilitate their vision. We have seen the class dunce go to the top of the class. Those not able to read, be able read, in just one session with us.
We use advanced technology to help restore alignment and healthy cognition when it comes to eyesight.
We also offer Vivid Vision, a virtual environment that can improve performance by:
- Tracking visual acuity
- Assessing eye movement and focus
- Helping you develop peripheral awareness
- Developing depth perception and coordination
We’ve also got a wide range of fun and funky frames for kids so that they don’t feel self-conscious if they do end up wearing glasses. Our prism glasses are made to exercise your child’s eyes rather than make them lazy like traditional eye glasses and can be customised to block out the blue light if your child is often in front of a screen.

OUR BRANDS INCLUDE



BENEFITS OF VISITING A PAEDIATRIC OPTOMETRIST:
A wholly different form of vision, mind and body experience to integrate vision dynamically
A patient process that gives time for the client to explore new possibilities
Very individually catered for
Excellent ambience of surroundings for best results and possibilities
A very caring team of assistants to make your experience enjoyable
A very uplifting experience in vision, mind and body

EXPERIENCE THE LATEST IN PAEDIATRIC OPTOMETRY WITH MICROPRISM VISION
At Microprism Vision, we work at the cutting-edge of developments in paediatric optometry in Melbourne. Our Docklands clinic takes a holistic approach, making full use of the most current technologies for vision therapy for adults and children. We can prescribe glasses and a range of other therapies to help correct your eye condition. Call us today to book in for an eye exam on (03) 9606 0330. Read More
Considerations when Choosing a Children’s Optometrist in Melbourne:
It’s important to choose a professional children’s optometrist in Melbourne with experience dealing with a range of common eye health conditions. Everyone’s vision is different: subsequently, it’s important that any optometrist for children should be these three things:
1. Offer a child-friendly environment
Many children find getting vision tests stressful – which can then be a problem when discerning the eye condition – but we’ll do anything possible to make the environment comfortable and relaxing. We also have specialist eye testing equipment, ensuring that your children’s eyes are examined carefully and appropriately.
2. Specialist experience in paediatric optometry
Of course, having specialist equipment doesn’t mean anything unless the staff are trained to use it properly. A good paediatric optometrist will be able to quickly identify common issues and prescribe appropriate treatment. This is essential: it can sometimes be difficult to diagnose vision-related problems at a young age.
Here at Microprism Vision, we have a superb track record for prescribing high-quality paediatric care. Our products perfectly combine short-term comfort with long-term health. For example, our children’s glasses train the eyes for long-term healthy perception and coordination, whilst also in the short-term blocking out blue light (a type of light emitted by electronic devices).
3. Commitment to your child’s long-term wellbeing
It’s important to regularly visit an optometrist throughout childhood. Consequently, on the optometrist’s end, it’s important that they’re committed to your child’s long-term ocular health, providing continuity of care and addressing concerns quickly.
At Microprism Vision, we focus on the wellbeing of each of our customers, regardless of their age. Our optometrists in Melbourne are all trained to the highest possible standard, ensuring that each visit to our clinic is rewarding.
Conditions Paediatric Optometrist Can Treat
Vision anomalies and disorders are commonly associated with biological causes, such as changes to the health and structure of the eyeball. However, they can also be caused and exacerbated by behavioural habits and conditions
At Microprism Vision, our experienced optometrist in Melbourne can assess patients in Melbourne of all ages who have vision problems requiring correction. We apply quantum physics (biological application) to optometry and deliver solutions that are tailored to your needs. The opticians at our Docklands clinic are well qualified to assist in frame, lens selection and optical appliance dispensing with special Integrative activities that complement the optometric consultation and prescribing.
This type of optometry can treat various children’s eye conditions, including:
- Lazy eyes
- Eye motor control issues
- Developmental delays
- Reading difficulties
- Acquired brain injuries
How Optometry Can Help Children
Children who struggle with learning to read and write or concentrate at school might have a problem with their vision. Our paediatric optometrist in Melbourne can assist children by assessing their visual capabilities and planning a vision therapy program that is suited to their individual requirements and age group.
During therapy, we take note of their visual skills, including eye tracking, eye teaming, eye focusing and visual perception. We will help your child to develop their vision skills, allowing them to reach their full potential at school and with extracurricular activities.
Let Our Paediatric Optometrist Improve Your Child’s Eyesight
Watching a child develop is one of the greatest pleasures in life. From their first interactions with colours and shapes to the time they bring home that treasured work of art from school, there is an enormous amount of inspiration to be drawn from how they see the world. But, just like all aspects of child development, their vision can sometimes suffer from ill health, something which can be a source of anxiety for parents.
Every paediatric optometrist should be making the reduction of this anxiety their primary goal. We need to be making parents comfortable with the fact that kids’ eyes are always developing and that even if sometimes that development goes astray, there are always ways to rectify it. Our job is to identify the cause of the problem, not merely to temporarily correct your child’s vision. And finally, above all, a kids’ optometrist should be encouraging your child towards healthy habits to keep their eyes in good condition.
Supporting Your Child’s Ocular Health
Our founder, Dr Michael Christian, has been a practising optometrist in Melbourne for more than two decades and has developed techniques to improve your child’s vision in a way that puts them at their ease. Whether your child is suffering from colour blindness, strabismus, or poor vision, our prism lenses are designed to build up strength in the muscles around their eyes and cultivate neuroplasticity in order to help rehabilitate their vision.
One of the features of our service that marks us out over other paediatric optometry providers in the area is our ability to use advanced technology to help restore our alignment and healthy cognition when it comes to eyesight. We call it Vivid Vision, a virtual environment that can improve performance by:
- Tracking visual acuity
- Assessing eye movement and focus
- Helping you develop peripheral awareness
- Developing depth perception and coordination.
We’ve also got a wide range of fun and funky frames for kids so that they don’t feel self-conscious if they do end up wearing glasses. Our prism glasses are made to exercise your child’s eyes rather than make them lazy like traditional eyewear in Melbourne and can be customised to block out the blue light if your child is often in front of a screen.
Best Children Optometrist in Melbourne
Like any parent, you want to give your child the best possible opportunities in life. You want them to succeed, and you don’t want anything getting in their way that you can prevent. That’s why it’s crucial to have their eyesight regularly checked; kids usually have an easier time acclimating to glasses than adults do when eyesight issues develop later in life.
You also want to address any eyesight issues early, while they’re still relatively easy to treat. Delaying a check-up for too long can often cause issues for your child later on. Luckily, when you choose us as your optometrist for children, you’re placing their care in good hands. Our clinic is the first in the world to offer Quantum Photo Somatics, or QPS; QPS involves treating your eyesight by focusing on its connection to the rest of the body, thereby improving mental and physical health at the same time. By treating your eyes, we’re indirectly improving your overall health as well. Those connections between the eyes and the larger physiology have always been there; it’s just a matter of conducting treatment through them.
What are the Benefits of Choosing us as Your Children’s Optometrist?
So, what benefits can your child expect to see from our treatments? That varies slightly according to the issue they’re experiencing, but here are some general ones:
- Your little one will most likely start doing better in school. Eyesight issues are famously a cause for kids to lose focus or struggle to read things in class; when they’re resolved, kids often feel more motivated to participate and improve.
- By undergoing QPS treatment early in life, your child will build positive habits to use throughout life. For instance, with early vision treatment, your child can improve their reflexes and reaction times, which can set them up for an excellent path in athletics later on.
- With the other benefits in effect, your child will feel enabled; they’ll feel more able to accomplish things they used to struggle with because of their vision. That will result in more confidence.
Book Your Child to See a Paediatric Optometrist Today!
The trust required to place your child’s health in the hands of the doctor is enormous, and it is something we are privileged to receive every day. It’s also why we prefer to operate in an open and honest way so that you, as a parent, know exactly what is happening with your child’s eyes and what the next step can be. You should know that whatever treatment we suggest is ultimately down to you, and we will only proceed as and when you and your child are comfortable. Furthermore, we are sure that your young one will soon feel right at home with our paediatric optometrist in Melbourne!
Whatever issues they might have, whatever concerns you would like us to address, we’ve made it as easy as possible for you to get started. Simply pick up the phone and give us a call, send us a message online or book your appointment today with our online booking form. Give us as much detail as you are comfortable with, and we will advise you accordingly. We will look forward to hearing from you soon! Read Less
Associations and Registrations




HERE’S HOW IT WORKS…
Begin With A Quansultation
If you’re ready to explore Quantum Photo-Somatics, the first step is booking a comprehensive Quansultation.
This process is designed to explore your visual experience, perceptual patterns, environmental sensitivities, and the relationship between vision, movement, posture, and spatial awareness.
If you’re unsure whether the methodology is right for you, our team is always happy to guide you through the process.
Explore Your Visual Experience
During your session, we observe how your visual and perceptual systems interact with the broader human experience.
This may include exploring elements relating to visual comfort, environmental processing, posture, movement, balance, spatial awareness, sensory load, and nervous system regulation.
From there, carefully calibrated optical and perceptual inputs may be introduced as part of the Quantum Photo-Somatics methodology.
Experience Subtle Optical Calibration
One of the defining characteristics of the Microprism approach is the extraordinary level of subtlety involved.
Using carefully calibrated lenses, prisms, light, and perceptual integration processes, the methodology explores how even small changes in visual input may influence comfort, awareness, grounding, and environmental interaction over time.
Many people describe the experience as “like a gym for the visual system” — not through force or strain, but through ongoing interaction with everyday life and visual environments.
Observe & Refine Over Time
Quantum Photo-Somatics is an exploratory and highly individualised process.
As your experience evolves, optical and perceptual calibrations may also evolve alongside it.
Many clients return periodically to continue exploring changes in visual processing, environmental comfort, spatial awareness, and overall coherence over time.

NEED MORE INFORMATION?
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR FAQS
People seek out Quantum Photo-Somatics for many different reasons — often after feeling that conventional approaches haven’t fully explained their experience.
Our work explores the relationship between vision, sensory processing, spatial awareness, movement, comfort, and overall system integration. Every person’s experience is unique, however some of the more common presentations include:
- Visual strain and fatigue
- Light sensitivity and sensory overwhelm
- Difficulty with focus, clarity, or visual comfort
- Dizziness, vertigo, or spatial disorientation
- Double vision or visual instability
- Coordination and balance challenges
- Reading, learning, or visual processing difficulties
- Post-concussion or post-injury visual changes
- Eye turn or binocular vision imbalance
- Headaches associated with visual effort
- Dry, irritated, or sensitive eyes
- Difficulties with posture, movement, or environmental awareness
- Feeling visually “switched on,” overloaded, or fatigued in busy environments
- Ongoing frustration despite multiple previous vision assessments
Some people also explore this work as part of a broader journey involving nervous system regulation, sensory integration, performance, wellbeing, or recovery following periods of stress or overwhelm.
Because every individual is different, sessions are tailored to your unique presentation, goals, and lived experience.
We take a unique approach to vision and visual wellbeing by holistically and dynamically assessing vision, mind, and body as an interconnected system.
Our methodology, Quantum (Energy) Photo (Light) Somatics (Body Movement) (QPS), was developed by Dr Michael Christian. QPS supports and complements traditional optometric understanding and is an endorsed and accredited modality with the IICT (International Institute of Complementary Therapies) — myiict.com.
The process engages a real-time integrative feedback system involving many different factors, allowing ongoing refinement, counter-checking, and recalibration throughout the session.
Light, uniquely and precisely refracted through carefully calibrated lens and prism configurations, may influence factors such as posture, balance, movement, spatial awareness, comfort, coordination, visual processing, and overall sensory experience — all of which interact closely with the way we see and engage with the world around us.
Once we understand the wearer’s visual profile, we carefully calibrate highly customised, activating lens and prism configurations designed to influence how the visual system interacts with movement, spatial awareness, and perceptual processing.
Just as movement and resistance training can shape the body over time, these optical calibrations are designed to gently engage the visual system through everyday life — without the need for repetitive or time-consuming visual exercises.
Many people seek out this work after feeling frustrated by ongoing visual discomfort, sensory overload, coordination difficulties, or persistent challenges that have not been fully explained through conventional approaches alone.
The eyes influence the way we experience the world, and the wider sensory and physical experience can also influence the eyes. These relationships are explored carefully and individually for each person through the consultation process.
Just as good air, water, movement, and nutrition support the body, light — when presented appropriately — plays a fundamental role in how we see, process, orient, and interact with the world around us.
Vision is not isolated to the eyes alone.
The way visual information is received and processed can influence posture, balance, movement, coordination, comfort, spatial awareness, and overall sensory experience.
Within the Quantum Photo-Somatics (QPS) framework, carefully calibrated lens and prism configurations are explored to influence how visual information is organised and interpreted throughout the broader sensory system.
The eyes are not passive cameras.
They are active neurological instruments that continuously guide movement, focus, perspective, depth perception, and spatial orientation.
Microprism directional prism configurations — including vertical, horizontal, and rotational summations — are explored to influence how the eyes work together as a coordinated binocular system.
Subtle changes in prism direction and light organisation may influence eye muscle behaviour, patterns of visual coordination, and the way spatial relationships are perceived and experienced.
As incoming light is redirected through specifically calibrated prism configurations, changes may be experienced in how near, distance, perspective, alignment, motion, and environmental positioning are interpreted by the visual system.
Rather than focusing solely on sharper clarity, this approach investigates how light, focus, perception, posture, movement, and sensory awareness interact together as part of a larger integrated system.
At Microprism Vision, we utilise highly refined optical calibrations — including extremely fine lens and prism increments — allowing subtle changes to be explored with a level of precision beyond conventional optical measurements.
The aim is to encourage a more open, balanced, stable, and comfortable visual experience while supporting harmony between the visual, sensory, motor, and perceptual systems.
For some individuals, changes may be experienced not only visually, but through posture, balance, coordination, comfort, movement, spatial awareness, and overall ease of interaction with the world around them.



