Comprehensive Eye Exams
A Comprehensive Eye Exam includes several tests and procedures to evaluate the health of your eyes and the caliber of your vision. The entire process is easy and safe, but nonetheless thorough. We use the most modern medical equipment, because the See More Eye Care team is highly dedicated to ensuring the the best health and sight potential of our patients eyes.
How is a comprehensive eye examination different from a vision screening?
How is a comprehensive eye examination different from a vision screening?” title is good, change words to “Vision Screenings consist of simple tests to assess visual clarity. They can occur at work, school, DMV, or other places. A pass does not necessarily always mean the eyes are are fully healthy, but that one can see enough to live. A fail requires one to visit an Eye Doctor to perform more advanced testing. The specialized training of the doctor allows them to make a definitive diagnosis regarding the patients visual status, and prescribe treatment through the modes of glasses or contact lenses.
Patients at risk include:
- A Personal or Family History of Eye Disease
- Systemic Health Conditions such as Diabetes or High Blood Pressure/Cholestrol with potential Ocular Manifestations.
- Occupations that are visually demanding or have a high potential of being hazardous to the eyes.
- Functional vision in only one eye.
- Contact lenses Wearer.
- Eye surgery or previous eye injury.
- High or progressive refractive Prescription.
- Other eye-related health concerns or conditions.
- History of Eye Surgery or Injury, Including patients who have undergone refractive surgery (LASIK, PRK, SMILE) should still have an eye exam every 1-2 years to monitor overall ocular health.
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