Comprehensive eye exams
Every exam runs a minimum of 45 minutes and covers vision, eye health, and early screening for long-term conditions.
What to expect
We start by understanding your vision history, lifestyle, and any concerns — this shapes the rest of the exam.
Precise measurement of your prescription using digital refraction, checked and rechecked for accuracy.
OCT retinal scanning, pressure testing, and digital photography to screen for glaucoma, macular degeneration, and more.
We walk you through every finding in plain English, and agree next steps together — no jargon, no upsell.
Our equipment
Cross-sectional imaging of the retina to detect early signs of glaucoma and macular degeneration, often years before symptoms appear.
Maps the curvature of your cornea in detail — essential for contact lens fitting and detecting conditions like keratoconus.
High-resolution imaging that gives us a permanent record of your retinal health to track changes over time.
Common questions
We recommend an eye exam every one to two years for most adults, and annually for children, contact lens wearers, and anyone over 60 or with a family history of eye conditions.
We keep same-day slots available for urgent concerns, but we recommend booking a few days ahead for routine exams to secure your preferred time.
Only if clinically needed. Our OCT scanning technology means most patients don't require dilation — but if we recommend it, we'll explain why and what to expect afterwards.
Please bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of any medications, and details of any previous eye conditions or family history if relevant.