About Dr Brendan Cronin

MBBS (Hons), DipOphthSci, B.Com, LLB, FRANZCO

Dr Cronin is a Corneal & Anterior Segment Surgeon & the Director of Education at the Queensland Eye Institute in Brisbane Australia.

Dr Cronin is a Corneal & Anterior Segment Surgeon & the Director of Education at the Queensland Eye Institute in Brisbane Australia.

Dr Cronin is the co-founder of Focus Vision. He grew up on the Gold Coast and completed his medical and ophthalmic training in Brisbane at the University of Queensland where he graduated from medicine with honours. He completed his ophthalmic training in Brisbane and then further trained in his subspecialty of Corneal, Refractive and Anterior Segment Surgery at the prestigious Manchester Royal Eye Hospital in the United Kingdom.

Dr Cronin has published numerous groundbreaking articles in international ophthalmology journals and is a member of both The European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery and The Cornea Society.

When not at work he enjoys spending time with his wife & children.

What makes Dr Cronin different?

I have been the patient!  I needed urgent eye surgery when I was a medical student.  Thankfully the surgery went very well and I maintained excellent vision – thanks to modern ophthalmology!!  That’s why I became an ophthalmologist.  I fell in love with the amazing technology and treatments we have available.  But this means I know what it is like to be in your position. 

Even better - I have had laser eye surgery! Yes - I believe in the safety and efficacy of the procedure so much that I have had it myself.

Dr Cronin is a Corneal & Anterior Segment Surgeon & the Director of Education at the Queensland Eye Institute in Brisbane Australia.

Procedures Dr Cronin specialises in:

  • Micro-incision cataract surgery

  • Corneal transplant surgery

  • Sutureless pterygium surgery

  • Keratoconus surgery including CAIRS “Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segments” and LASER “Athen’s Protocol” corneal resurfacing combined with collagen cross-linking

  • Individually customised corneal collagen cross-linking