Eyes, Lids & Face by Dr. Maeve
General Eye Health Assessment
For a comprehensive evaluation of your ocular health, it is advisable to initiate the process with an optician assessment. If any irregularities are detected during this examination, the optician can subsequently provide a referral to my services.
Eyes, Lids & Face by Dr. Maeve
FAQ's
A general eye health assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of your ocular health, designed to detect early signs of eye conditions or other health issues that may affect your vision. This initial check-up is typically conducted by an optician, who will refer you to specialized services if any concerns arise.
It is recommended to have a general eye health assessment every two years, or more frequently if you have a history of eye conditions, diabetes, or other risk factors that may affect your vision.
During the assessment, an optician will examine the overall health of your eyes, check for any signs of common eye conditions (such as glaucoma or cataracts), assess your vision, and evaluate how your eyes work together. The optician may perform a series of tests to ensure your eyes are functioning optimally.
In most cases, an optician will refer you to an eye specialist if any irregularities or potential issues are detected during your eye health assessment. This referral ensures that any problems are addressed with the appropriate treatment or further investigation.
No, a general eye health assessment is a non-invasive and painless procedure. You may experience some temporary discomfort, such as mild eye strain or slight dryness, but these sensations are normal and typically subside quickly.