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Eye Emergency
Eye Emergency The following signs and symptoms can indicate an eye emergency: Sudden vision loss or blur Sudden double vision Sudden increased number of floaters Flashing lights Dimmed vision Foreign body in eye Red eye Swollen eye Eye pain Discharge from eye Please call our office immediately for an assessment.
Myopia Control/Ortho-K Lenses
Myopia Control/Ortho-K Lenses Myopia (nearsightedness) is a common visual condition in which distant objects become blurry. Children usually first notice this condition when things in the classroom in the distance are harder to see, causing squinting and sitting closer to the board. The stronger the myopic prescription, the more stretched the eyeball is. The stretching…
Vision Therapy
Vision Therapy Vision is not just how well you can see; it is how the eyes and brain work together to produce clear and comfortable vision. Vision therapy (also known as neuro-visual rehabilitation) trains visual skills such as eye focusing, teaming, tracking and visual processing with the goal of improving visual efficiency. Vision therapy helps…
Visual Field Testing
Visual Field Testing A visual field is a test of your central and side vision and can detect dysfunction caused by conditions such as glaucoma, macular disease, stroke, brain tumours and visual pathway defects. With this high-tech medical equipment, we can track the progression of certain eye diseases and even detect some diseases before clinical…
Refractive Surgery (LASIK/PRK) Co-Management
Refractive Surgery (LASIK/PRK) Co-Management There are many factors that determine whether you are a candidate for refractive surgery. At the pre-operative consultation, our optometrists will educate on the refractive surgery options based on your visual goals and eye anatomy. The evaluation consists of the examination of your overall eye health, testing of eye dominancy and…
Infant and Children Eye Exam
Infant and Children Eye Exam Babies are recommended to have their first eye exam at 6 months of age. Optometrists look for excessive or unequal amounts of refractive error (nearsightedness/farsightedness/astigmatism), eye movement ability and eye health problems. Rarely, babies have eye turns, eye tumors or other eye diseases. Vision development and eye health problems are…
Eye Disease Treatment and Management
Eye Disease Treatment and Management Dr. Francis Cheng and Dr. Daphne Cheng are therapeutically qualified to prescribe eye medication for conditions such as eye infection, eye inflammation, severe dry eyes and glaucoma. We diagnose and manage eye diseases such as cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, glaucoma, corneal diseases and other retinal diseases. When appropriate, a…
Contact Lens Fitting
Contact Lens Fitting A contact lens is a medical device that sits on the front surface of your eye called the cornea. Improper fit or care can cause damage to your eyes ranging from corneal abrasions, infections and more seriously, blindness. Our optometrists will select the proper lenses based on the curvature of the eye…
Adult and Senior Eye Exam
Adult and Senior Eye Exam Adults are recommended to have routine eye exams every 1-2 years because the eyes are an indicator of your overall health. Aside from determining the optimal glasses prescription for distance and reading based on your occupational and recreational needs, the optometrists will evaluate your eyes for common eye diseases and…