What to expect
A detailed look, on record.
Many retinal conditions begin without symptoms. Detailed imaging creates a permanent baseline of your retina, so the smallest change at a future visit gets noticed and acted on.
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Imaging
Detailed photographs of your retina, macula, and optic nerve, captured in minutes. Nothing touches your eye.
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Review together
Your doctor walks you through the images and explains exactly what we see.
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Management plan
If we find changes, we set a monitoring and treatment plan, and coordinate specialist care when needed.
Conditions we monitor
Macular degeneration, diabetes-related retinal changes, and other diseases of the back of the eye. Early identification gives you the most options.
Common questions
Before your visit.
Is retinal imaging part of a regular exam? +
A dilated retinal exam is part of every comprehensive exam. Imaging adds a detailed, permanent record that makes future comparisons far more precise.
Does it hurt? +
Not at all. Imaging is a series of quick photographs, and nothing touches your eye.
Why image my retina if my vision seems fine? +
Many retinal conditions start silently. A baseline image today makes tomorrow’s subtle changes obvious.