Jeremy K. Tan

Ophthalmologist

📍 Randwick

About of Jeremy K. Tan

Jeremy K. Tan is an ophthalmologist based in Randwick, NSW, Australia. He looks after people with a wide range of eye conditions, from everyday vision problems to more complex ones that need careful follow-up.


In clinic, he sees patients of different ages. Some come in for things like cataracts and dry eye symptoms. Others need help with glaucoma or ocular hypertension (OHT), where early checks and the right plan can make a big difference for long-term eye health.


Jeremy also treats the surface of the eye and eyelids. This can include issues such as blepharitis, pterygium, and ongoing irritation like chem isis (chemosis) and eye redness. At times, he manages more urgent concerns too, such as hyphema or orbital cellulitis, where prompt assessment matters.


He works with patients who have eye problems linked to skin conditions and rare blistering diseases. That may include bullous pemphigoid, pemphigus, and other related conditions. There are also cases like epidermolysis bullosa and scalded skin syndrome, where the eyes may be affected and the treatment needs to be coordinated with the rest of the care team.


For some patients, the focus is on pressure in the eye and the structures around it. He may discuss options when there’s a risk of vision loss, including surgeries such as trabeculectomy. Where corneal shape and comfort are affected, conditions like keratoconus may also come up.


Over time, his approach is practical and calm. He aims to explain what’s going on in plain language, and then work out what makes sense for that specific situation. People often want to know what symptoms to watch for, what treatment might help, and how follow-up visits fit in.


Jeremy’s education and ongoing training centre on ophthalmology and eye health. He stays up to date with current clinical knowledge, using the latest evidence to support safe, sensible decisions in day-to-day care. When appropriate, he may also be aware of new study options, including clinical trials, though availability can vary depending on the situation.


Whether the concern is long-term eye pressure, a sore and irritated eye, or something more sudden, Jeremy K. Tan helps patients in Randwick and the surrounding areas get clear next steps for their eye health.

Services & Conditions Treated

BullaeEpidermolysis BullosaGlaucomaLymphangiectasisOcular Hypertension (OHT)PterygiumTrabeculectomyBlepharitisBullous PemphigoidCataractChemosisDry Eye SyndromeErythema MultiformeHyphemaKeratoconusOrbital CellulitisPemphigusPemphigus FoliaceusPemphigus VulgarisPeriorbital CellulitisPigment-Dispersion SyndromeScalded Skin SyndromeStevens-Johnson Syndrome

Publications

1 total

The frontloading approach to meet guideline-recommended visual field testing for glaucoma: time and cost.

Ophthalmology. Glaucoma • February 12, 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does Dr Jeremy K. Tan offer?
Dr Jeremy K. Tan is an ophthalmologist who offers a range of eye services, including treatment for glaucoma, cataracts, dry eye, pterygium, blepharitis, keratoconus and other eye conditions.
Which eye conditions can be treated by Dr Tan?
Conditions treated include glaucoma, ocular hypertension, keratoconus, blepharitis, pterygium and various inflammatory or blistering eye diseases listed in his services. If you’re unsure, ask at your appointment.
Where is Dr Tan based and how can I book an appointment?
Dr Tan practices in Randwick, NSW. To book an appointment, contact the clinic directly or follow the clinic’s standard booking process as advised on the site.
Do you treat both adults and children?
The information provided lists general eye services. For specific age suitability, please check with the clinic when you book your appointment.
What should I bring to my eye appointment?
Bring any relevant eye health notes, a list of medications, and your referral if you have one. If you’ve had recent eye tests or imaging, bring those results too.
What issues should I visit for urgent eye problems?
If you have sudden vision changes, severe eye pain, or signs of infection like redness with fever, seek urgent care or contact the clinic for urgent advice.