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(IOP) is the fluid pressure inside the eye, this help test for certain diseases.

o   A visual field test measures how far the eye sees in any direction without moving, this helps doctors to test your peripheral vision for any signs of injury or diseases.

Retinal imaging takes a picture of the back of your eye; it shows the retina and blood vessels. This helps your optometrist detect certain diseases and check the health of your eyes.

A trained technician will measure the shape of your eye. This test is known as a Keratometry Test. This helps our optometrist understand if you correctly perceive light.

The eye drops used for dilation cause your pupils to widen, allowing in more light to give your optometrist a better view of the back of your eye. Eye dilation helps diagnose common diseases and conditions.

You may be dilated at your exam if:

• You are under 18

• Are having medical testing done

• If needed at your routine exam

Contact lens exams are different than your annual exam but can be done at the same visit. Contact lenses are medical devices designed to be inserted directly onto the surface of the eye to correct vision. Unlike glasses, which rest on the face, contact lenses are worn in direct contact with the cornea and require precise measurements to ensure a proper fit. These measurements typically include the curvature of the cornea, the diameter of the eye, and the prescription strength for each eye. Additionally, the lens material and design must be selected based on an individual’s eye health and lifestyle needs. Our goal is for you to feel confident and comfortable before you leave; we will show you the proper insertion and removal and care of your new contacts.

In addition to soft contact lens, we also fit for hard contacts or Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP). RGP lenses are a type of contact lens made from durable, oxygen-permeable materials that allow for better oxygen flow to the cornea compared to soft lenses. Unlike soft lenses, RGP lenses maintain their shape on the eye, providing sharper, more precise vision, particularly for those with astigmatism or irregular corneas. They are known for their durability, resistance to protein buildup, and longer lifespan, making them a cost-effective choice over time. While RGP lenses may take a little longer to adjust to due to their firmer nature, they are highly beneficial for eye health, offering improved comfort, clearer vision, and a lower risk of complications like dryness or infections.

It is vital to schedule annual eye exams with an ophthalmologist or optometrist. Indigo Vision Center can help treat any eye conditions or concerns you may have. Diabetic eye exams can include dilating your eyes for a better view of the retina, ensuring the entire eye is healthy. Depending upon the severity of any diabetic-related eye problems, we may request to see you more than once a year.

Glaucoma is an eye condition causing optic nerve damage and worsens over time. This condition seems to run in families and often develops at a very early age. Early stages of glaucoma often show no symptoms, so your annual exam is extremely important. Other concerns could be: red eyes, eye irritation, vomiting, upset stomach, vision loss, & severe headaches. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you need to see an optometrist immediately for a professional assessment. We offer the testing and management that you need to prevent glaucoma from severely impacting your vision and overall health.

Cataracts are the clouding of the lens. Normally, light passes through the clear lenses and is focused onto the Retina. The Cataract or cloudy lens blocks the passage of light through the eye and causes distorted or blurred vision, glare or difficulty seeing in poor lighting conditions. While the development of cataracts is generally part of the natural aging process, it can be caused by: diabetes, trauma, certain medications, excessive sun exposure and even genetic predisposition.

Patients 40 and older, and 50 percent of people older than 65 have developed significant cataracts. Cataract surgery is the most common operation in the world. In the United States, more than 2.7 million procedures are performed annually. Here, at Indigo Vision Center we offer testing and to help discover and treat cataracts. We work closely with an ophthalmologist that will meet with you in our office for a consultation if surgery is needed. We will do all your post operative surgery care in our office.

This chronic condition can have a significant impact on quality of life; a sensation that there is something in your eyes, a feeling of irritation or discomfort, redness, blurry vision, watery eyes, sensitivity to light, eyes feeling tired or heavy, especially after prolonged screen time, un-comfortability with contact lens or even impossibility to wear them, or a sticky, white or yellowish substance in your eyes. Untreated, it can lead to further eye health complications. Despite these effects many people are not aware that they’re suffering from dry eye disease or that real treatments exist.  Through years of experience and dedicated staff, our team at Indigo Vision Center has the resources to diagnose and treat your dry eye, bringing you relief. We’re proud to offer OptiLight by Lumenis and TempSure by CynoSure to our patients, specially designed for dry eye management.  OptiLight is the first and only FDA-approved light-based treatment that uses precise, intense broad-spectrum light (IPL- Intense Pulsed Light) to address signs of dry eye syndrome, ocular rosacea, and chalazions (red bumps on the eyelid). TempSure is a non-invasive procedure that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to gently heat the deep layers of the dermis without damaging the epidermis, encouraging new collagen formation to treat dry eye and improve the appearance of the eye area.