Diagnostics
Common diagnostic components:
Visual acuity and refraction
Slit-lamp examination and dilated evaluation when indicated
Intraocular pressure measurement
Imaging and functional testing as indicated (based on your case)
Baseline documentation for monitoring over time
What to expect:
Right test for the right question (not every patient needs every test)
Clear explanation of results in plain language
Actionable plan (treatment, monitoring interval, or referral)
Accurate diagnosis drives good outcomes. We use clinical examination and selected tests to confirm the problem, establish a baseline, and guide treatment decisions.