
An OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) Wellness Screening is an advanced imaging scan that provides detailed, cross-sectional images of the retina and optic nerve. This quick, painless test allows your eye doctor to detect subtle changes beneath the surface of the retina—often before they can be seen during a routine eye exam or before symptoms develop.

At our practice, we use Optomap retinal imaging to provide a comprehensive view of your eye health. This advanced technology captures a high-resolution, ultra-widefield image of your retina—the back of your eye—in just seconds, often without the need for dilating eye drops.

A meibographer is an advanced imaging device that captures detailed images of your meibomian glands—the tiny oil-producing glands located along your eyelids. These glands play a vital role in keeping your tears healthy and preventing them from evaporating too quickly. Meibography allows your eye doctor to evaluate the health and function of these glands, helping identify the underlying causes of dry eye disease and other eyelid conditions before symptoms become more severe.

An autorefractor is a computerized instrument that measures how light focuses in your eyes to estimate your eyeglass or contact lens prescription. This quick, non-invasive test provides your eye doctor with valuable information about your vision and serves as an important starting point for determining your most accurate prescription.