Professional
Eyewear Frame
Repairs Across
Australia.

Submit an assessment via our Get Assessment page or send us photos via WhatsApp. Include clear photos of the damage from multiple angles and a brief description of the issue. We'll review your submission and respond with a quote — no obligation to proceed.

Once we receive your photos and description, our team will review the damage and determine what repair options are available. We'll get back to you with a fixed-price quote. If you decide to proceed, we'll send you packing instructions and a postal address. If you don't wish to go ahead, there's nothing further required.

No. We assess your frames from the photos you submit and provide a quote before you send anything. You only post your frames once you've received a quote and decided to proceed.

Not every pair of glasses can be repaired, and we will always tell you honestly if we believe a repair is not viable or if the result would not meet our standard. The repairability of a frame depends on the type of damage, the material, the construction, and the availability of compatible components. Submitting an assessment is the best way to find out.

Yes. Titanium frames are well-suited to our OptiFix Laser Weld service, which uses micro-precision laser welding to repair breaks, fractures, and structural damage at the join point. Titanium responds well to laser welding and is one of the more reliable materials to repair.

Yes. Acetate is one of the most common materials we work with. Depending on the type and location of the damage, acetate repairs may be handled through our OptiFix Fusion bonding service or our OptiFix Restore surface restoration service. Submit photos and we'll advise which approach is appropriate.