Today's Technology
Auto Refraction
Computer assisted exams helps take the "guess" out of determining your prescription easily--this is called 'auto-refraction.' You will be more relaxed and may even find it fun! Great for children!
The Optomap 'Plus' Retinal Exam
The newest in Optomap Retinal technology--The 'Optomap Plus'- state-of-the-art imaging of the inside of your eyes with better resolution. The images are usually taken without dilating drops--which can be uncomfortable and inconvenient. This $100,000 technology can be done for just $43.00 at your exam!
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HD Wavefront Corneal Topography
Not just corneal topography, but 'wavefront HD' topography. 'Wavefront' checks for true aberrations in your eye's front surface, helping to identify and correct symptoms, such as, 'halos' around lights at night. This technology is used to fit contact lenses for Refractive Therapy (CRT), Post-LASIK, RK, Keratoconus and patients with severe Astigmatism.
'People may think they are seeing well, until they experience better vision'
The GDxVCC: Glaucoma Redefined
GDx VCC technology was FDA approved in 2002. This can tell years in advance of your risk for developing Glaucoma. Catching it as early as possible and treating it, can protect your eyesight for years to come.
TonoPen Eye Pressure A cause for headaches
As part of your routine exam, the practice uses a friendly digital 'Tonopen' gently measuring your eye pressure -- better, and more accurate than the 'air puff' you may remember. High eye pressure can lead to nerve damage, and cause blindness.
Retinometry: The Macular Degeneration Test
Developed by HEINE of Germany, the Retinometer helps us test a part of your eye called the Macula. This processes central and close vision. It is used to help rule out the cause of blurry vision. Macular degeneration is a blinding disease and can be discovered using this technology.
Ultrasound Pachymetry
This measures the thickness of your cornea. One of many tests used for Vision surgery and tells us if your cornea is too thin. It is also used to test Glaucoma risk, a nerve problem, usually without symptoms, that can gradually take your vision away.
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