Many vision problems begin silently, without pain or noticeable symptoms. By the time you realize something is wrong, the condition may already be advanced. At Vision One Eyecare, we believe the best way to protect your vision is by catching issues before they start and a comprehensive eye exam is your first line of defense. With the help of advanced tools like retinal imaging, we can detect early signs of disease and take action before your eyesight is affected.
At Vision One Eyecare, our comprehensive eye exams go far beyond a simple vision check. These thorough evaluations assess your overall eye health, measure how well your eyes work together, and screen for a wide range of conditions that can impact your vision and even your general health.
A comprehensive eye exam includes:
• Visual acuity testing
• Eye pressure measurement (tonometry)
• Slit-lamp evaluation of the front of the eye
• Pupil dilation for a clearer view of the retina
• Assessment of eye movement and coordination
• Review of medical and ocular history
By performing these tests, we can catch signs of eye disease in their earliest, most treatable stages before symptoms appear.
One of the most advanced tools we use during an eye exam is retinal imaging, including Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT). This technology allows us to capture high-resolution, cross-sectional images of the inside of your eye, including the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels. OCT provides a detailed view of the eye's internal structures, enabling us to detect and monitor even the most subtle changes over time.
With these advanced images, we can identify early signs of serious conditions such as:
• Glaucoma
• Diabetic retinopathy
• Macular degeneration
• Retinal detachment
• Hypertensive retinopathy
Retinal imaging with OCT is non-invasive, painless, and quick - offering a comprehensive look at your eye health without the need for extended dilation or discomfort.
When caught early, many eye diseases can be managed or even prevented from progressing. For example:
• Glaucoma can be treated with medication or surgery to reduce eye pressure and prevent vision loss.
• Macular degeneration can be slowed with lifestyle changes and specialized treatment.
• Diabetic eye disease can be managed by controlling blood sugar and using laser therapy if needed.
Delaying eye exams often means missing this critical window for early treatment and risking permanent vision impairment.
By staying proactive with regular comprehensive eye exams, you give yourself the best opportunity to catch potential issues early. With the added benefit of advanced retinal imaging, we offer the tools and expertise to safeguard your vision for the long term.