Advanced Eye Examination
Regular eye exams are essential for maintaining clear vision and good eye health - they help ensure your prescription is accurate and check for early signs of eye conditions. An advanced eye examination takes things further. Using state-of-the-art technology, it provides a deeper look at the health of your eyes, allowing us to detect early signs of serious conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and vitreous detachments - often before symptoms appear.
45 minute appointment
Personalised Consultation
Comprehensive Vision & Eye Health Check
What to expect during your advanced eye examination
Your exam will take around 45 minutes, giving plenty of time for a thorough check of your vision and eye health.
Your optometrist will ask about your vision, lifestyle, and general medical history to tailor the assessment to you.
Every aspect of your vision and eye health will be assessed using advanced techniques.
High-powered digital imaging is used to photograph the back of your eyes (retina) for early signs of disease.
A painless, non-invasive scan that reveals the layers beneath the retina’s surface, offering a deeper look at your eye health.
Your optometrist will explain the results during your visit and offer recommendations, including urgent referrals if needed.
If a serious issue is detected, you'll be referred quickly for hospital tests or treatment — helping preserve your vision.
Understanding Your Visual Problems
A standard eye exam checks for changes in your vision and helps detect common eye problems — but an advanced eye examination goes even further. Using cutting-edge imaging, we can see beneath the surface of the eye to gain a much deeper understanding of what may be affecting your sight. This is especially valuable if you’ve experienced significant changes in your vision or have a family history of eye or medical conditions that could increase your risk. High-resolution retinal images are stored in your patient record, allowing us to closely monitor even the smallest changes over time — helping to spot issues early and protect your vision long-term. An advanced eye examination takes things further. Using state-of-the-art technology, it provides a deeper look at the health of your eyes, allowing us to detect early signs of serious conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and vitreous detachments - often before symptoms appear.