Our thorough eye examinations make sure your eyes are healthy. They can detect serious eye diseases as well as general health problems.
Modern lifestyles can put our eyes under strain, especially if you work with computers, drive or watch television regularly.
If you’re having problems, or haven’t had an eye exam for two years, we strongly recommend you book an appointment today.
We are the only local practice to offer advanced Optomap Retinal Examinations.
This new technique gives our experienced optometrists a better picture of your eye-health – enabling us to detect early signs of diseases.
Optomap images are seven times larger than conventional ones. This gives our team more time to assess your eyes and discuss any problems with you.
Your retina is the delicate lining at the back of your eye. It’s like a film in a camera that captures light and sends images to your brain.
Although an unhealthy retina can lead to impaired vision or even blindness, most conditions can be treated successfully when detected early.
It’s important to have regular examinations. The retina has no nerve endings, so you might not be aware that an illness is developing.
Our expert team will ask you a few questions about your general health and lifestyle. This helps us to understand your needs.
We will assess:
Once we’ve evaluated your eyes, we’ll recommend the best eye care for you.
Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) – Diabetes effects the eyes and kidneys. It damages tiny blood vessels in the retina and can cause blindness.
Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMS) – This disease effects the centre of the retina and can make driving and reading difficult.
Glaucoma – An illness where raised pressure inside the eye damages the optic nerve
Hypertension – High blood pressure can damage blood vessels in the eye as well as increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Because the retina is the only place in the body where blood vessels can be seen directly, eye exams can reveal a great deal about your general health.
That’s why it’s sensible to arrange regular check ups.
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