Eye Disease Evaluations

Eye disease evaluations are essential for detecting, diagnosing, and managing conditions that can affect vision and overall eye health. These evaluations typically involve a combination of patient history, visual acuity testing, imaging, and specialized examinations to assess the structures and function of the eye. Early and accurate evaluation helps prevent vision loss, guides treatment decisions, and monitors disease progression over time. Cataract Evaluation Focuses on assessing lens clarity, visual acuity, glare sensitivity, and the impact of lens opacity on daily activities, often using slit-lamp examination and visual function tests. Glaucoma Evaluation Involves measuring intraocular pressure, examining the optic nerve, assessing visual fields, and evaluating the drainage angle to detect and monitor optic nerve damage. LASIK Evaluation Determines candidacy for refractive surgery by assessing corneal thickness and shape, refractive stability, tear film quality, and overall ocular health to ensure safety and optimal outcomes.