1. Visual Acuity Testing:
- Assessing how well you can see letters on an eye chart helps determine your visual acuity and prescription needs.
2. Refraction Assessment:
- This part involves fine-tuning the prescription for glasses or contact lenses, ensuring optimal vision correction.
3. Eye Muscle Movement and Coordination:
- Evaluating how well your eye muscles work together to follow an object and maintain proper alignment.
4. Peripheral Vision Test:
- Checking your side vision or peripheral vision is crucial for detecting any potential issues related to glaucoma or other eye conditions.
5. Color Vision Test:
- Assessing your ability to differentiate between colors, which can be an indicator of certain eye conditions or genetic factors.
6. Intraocular Pressure Measurement:
- Measuring the pressure within your eyes helps detect potential signs of glaucoma, a condition that can lead to vision loss if not managed.
7. Retinal Imaging:
- Utilizing advanced technology to capture detailed images of the retina, aiding in the early detection of conditions like macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy.
8. Health History and Lifestyle Assessment:
- Understanding your overall health, medications, and lifestyle factors that may impact your vision.
