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Comprehensive Eye Exams

What makes an eye exam comprehensive?

Clear vision is only one part of healthy eyes. A comprehensive eye exam evaluates how clearly you see, how your eyes focus and work together, and the health of the eye from the cornea to the retina and optic nerve.

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Your visit begins with a conversation. Dr. Yu takes the time to understand your vision, health history, and how you use your eyes every day. Your examination then combines vision testing with a detailed assessment of eye health, including ultra-widefield retinal imaging.

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At the end of your exam, we'll review the findings with you in clear, practical language and discuss any recommendations for treatment, eyewear, contact lenses, or follow-up care.

Optos Ultra Widefield Retinal Imaging

ADVANCED RETINAL IMAGING

A Complete Picture of Your Eye Health

Advanced imaging helps us see beyond what vision testing alone can reveal

Ultra-widefield retinal imaging allows us to examine a broad view of the retina in a single capture, helping identify and document changes that may otherwise go unnoticed.

Your images become part of your clinical record, allowing us to compare findings over time and monitor your eye health from one examination to the next.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything Your Eyes Need in One Visit

A comprehensive eye exam brings together vision testing, advanced imaging, and a detailed assessment of your eye health — giving us a clearer picture of your vision today and helping us monitor changes over time.

Vision & Refraction

Precise measurement of your prescription for glasses and contact lenses, tailored to how you use your vision for driving, screens, reading, and everyday life.

Ultra-Widefield Retinal Imaging

A single-capture Optos image of your retina, reviewed with you during your visit and kept on file to track change over time.

Ocular Health Assessment

Evaluation of the front and back of the eye, including screening for glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease.

Intraocular pressure measurement and optic nerve evaluation as part of every adult exam.

Binocular Vision & Eye Coordination

Assessment of how your eyes focus and work together — often the source of eye strain, headaches, and fatigue.

Personalized Recommendations

Clear guidance from Dr. Yu and our team on lenses, contact lenses, dry eye management, and follow-up care, explained in plain language.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Your Eye Exam?

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