Diabetic Retinopathy

Through regular eye examinations, and via dilated pupils with retinal photography and scans, early retinal changes can be detected.

Diabetes can weaken blood vessels in the retina, leading to bleeding and vision loss if untreated. Early detection is essential.

Cataracts

We monitor cataract development using slit lamp and other testing methods.

A cataract causes the lens to become cloudy, resulting in blurred or hazy vision.

Glaucoma

Detected using OCT scans, visual field testing and tonometry.

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve and can lead to vision loss without early treatment.

Macular Degeneration

We use retinal scans and imaging to monitor progression.

This condition affects central vision and can cause distortion and loss of detail.

Dry Eye Disease

We diagnose and manage dry eye using advanced technology.

Symptoms include irritation, redness, burning, and watery or blurred vision.

Presbyopia

Corrected with glasses or contact lenses for near tasks.

An age-related condition that reduces the ability to focus on close objects.

Foreign Bodies

We can locate and safely remove particles from the eye.

Foreign objects can cause pain, redness, infection, and vision problems if untreated.