Diagnostic Testing

Our digital retinal camera allows photos of the back of your eye to be taken. Utilizing this technology we can take a closer look at the retina. It also provides a great baseline to monitor any changes that may occur from year to year.

This painless test is invaluable in diagnosing and treating patients with Glaucoma. Through a series of flashing lights it accurately measures and maps out your peripheral vision.

This technological breakthrough uses a scanning laser to give an elevation map or cross section of the retina (the tissue located at the back of the eye). This instrument is useful in monitoring Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Macular Edema as well as Glaucoma.

OCTA is the only non-invasive way for our physicians to visualize the vascular structures of your retina.Previously the only way to visualize these blood vessels used fluorescein angiography, a lengthy procedure requiring injections of contrast dye associated with a wide range of side effects and limited imaging results. With AngioVue, high quality images are available in seconds, without the use of dye injections

This laser procedure is done in office under the guidance of our ophthalmologist. This laser is guided to the “drain network” of the eye and stimulated to help it perform more efficiently. This procedure has a very low complication rate and it may help patients eliminate the eye drops they are using.