Your first appointment may take around 60 minutes and includes:

1. Health & Vision History – We review your medical background, current medications, and any vision concerns.

2. Pre-Test Screening – Digital measurements of eye pressure, corneal curvature, and retinal images help us spot early signs of disease.

3. Comprehensive Eye Exam – We will refine your prescription, evaluate eye-team­work, and check for conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration.

4. Personalized Consultation – We explain results in plain language, answer questions, and discuss treatment or eyewear options.

5. Optical Styling (Optional) – Our opticians guide you through frame and lens choices or perform a contact-lens fitting if requested.

Yes—when prescribed and cared for properly. Modern lenses are made from highly breathable materials that keep eyes comfortable and oxygenated. Follow these guidelines:

1. Wear only lenses approved by your eye-care professional.

2. Stick to the recommended replacement schedule (daily, bi-weekly, monthly, etc.).

3. Wash and dry hands before handling lenses.

4. Use fresh solution every time and replace your case every three months.

5. Never sleep in lenses unless they’re specifically designed for overnight wear.

Adhering to these habits keeps the risk of infection extremely low.

Schedule an exam if you experience:

1. Blurry vision at any distance

2. Frequent headaches or eye strain, especially after screen time

3. Difficulty seeing at night or halos around lights

4. Redness, dryness, itching, or excessive tearing

5. Sudden flashes, floaters, or loss of peripheral vision

6. If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, or a family history of eye disease

Even without symptoms, routine exams (every 1–2 years) can catch issues long before they affect sight.