Eye Examinations
Diabetic Eye Testing
Macula/Glaucoma Screenings and Management
Childrens Vision Testing and Management
Paediatric Testing
Cataract Assessment/Monitoring
Digital Eye Strain Solutions with both Contact Lenses and Spectacles
Computer Fatigue Correction with both contact Lenses and Spectacles
Dry Eye Syndrome Treatment
Safety Spectacles
Foreign body removal
Eye infection/sore eye treatments
Visual field testing
Driving vision assessments
Retinal photography
Peripheral retinal photography and monitoring
Anterior eye photography and monitoring
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
Myopia control and management solutions (glasses and soft contact lenses)
Shared care management options with ophthalmology
Contact lens examinations and products
Spectacle repairs and spare parts
Sometimes your optometrist will recommend additional testing….here’s what you might expect!
OCT scan (Optical Coherence Tomography)
OCT scans are a non-invasive test which allow us to further investigate your retina (the back of your eye) including the Macula (area for central vision) and optic nerve head (connection to the brain). It uses light waves to map a 3D scan through the 10 layers of the back of the eye, which are not visible with other imaging techniques. The benefit of this test is it allows us to accurately measure and map the thickness of the layers of the retina – this can help us monitor the health into the future for any changes and diagnosis a number of eye health conditions (such as Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Diabetic changes and more).
Visual Field Testing (Side vision or Peripheral vision check)
A visual field test allows us to accurately assess your side or peripheral vision. We check the visual field for a number of reasons such as Glaucoma risk, neurological concerns, driving standards, medication screenings and more. During a visual field test – we check your side vision, one eye at a time, by using small lights of different brightness/intensities. This is a non-invasive test.