DR JOHANN S LAMPRECHT is a specialist eye surgeon in Johannesburg, South Africa. He practices at The Oxford Centre on 109 Oxford Road in Saxonwold (Rosebank) and performs surgeries at The Sandhurst Eye Centre.

His special interest is intra-ocular surgery, including procedures for cataract, glaucoma and retinal pathology, in which he has done post-graduate courses at the European School for Advanced Studies in Ophthalmology (ESASO). He enjoys complex anterior segment surgery such as pupil repairs and scleral fixated lenses as well as neuro-ophthalmology. 

In 2016, Johann was a consultant specialist at St John Eye Hospital, Soweto, and an associate lecturer at WITS University, facilitating the Cornea and Glaucoma subspecialty clinics. He completed his specialist training and Ophthalmology Masters degree in 2015 after joining the WITS University Ophthalmology department in 2011. He acquired his MBChB degree in 2007 at the University of the Free State. 

With his passion for helping people discover and develop the unique strengths they were created with, Johann previously served on the first OSSA Young Ophthalmologists subcommittee. He currently contributes on the board of the Ophthalmology Management Group (OMG).

The OXFORD CENTRE is an established, multi-generational ophthalmology practice in the heart of Johannesburg. Previously on 104 Oxford Road, the consulting rooms relocated to 109 Oxford Road in 2017. The interior contains some of the latest diagnostic technologies, including wavefront analysis, spectral domain OCT, swept source OCT biometry and automated perimetry (visual fields).

Eye specialists currently consulting at The Oxford Eye Centre are Drs Peter Challis, Barry Payne and Johann Lamprecht. Eye lasers and operations are performed on site at The Oxford Centre as well as at SANDHURST EYE CENTRE and Johannesburg Eye Hospital.

Up until 2021, Dr Lamprecht also practiced with the EAST RAND EYE ASSOCIATES at 40 Monument Road together with Drs Roger Dyason, Dalena Marx and Andre Botha, performing his surgical cases at the SurgiKlin Day Clinic.

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