FAQ
Please find below the answers to common questions that you may have:
The time to do it is as early as six months old because studies say that as many as 10% of pre-school aged and younger children will suffer from visual irregularities that require intervention in order to be corrected. Since the experience of vision is still a relatively new concept to children of that age, they may be unable to properly communicate any symptoms making regular visits for eye examinations are key. Remember, the earlier you can ensure your child\’s ocular health, the better.
Go and see an optometrist. Do not start taking drops until you consult an optometrist.
An Eye Exam is recommended once a year, especially for kids, seniors, and those with health issues like diabetes. Regular exams help protect your vision and catch problems early.
Yes, you can wear your contacts to the exam, but please bring your glasses and contact lens case. The optometrist may ask you to remove them for certain tests.
A comprehensive eye exam includes checking your vision, eye health, eye muscle function, and screening for conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration. It may also include a prescription for glasses or contact lenses if needed.
Please bring your health card, a list of any medications you take, your current glasses or contact lenses, and your contact lens case if you wear them. Also bring any questions or concerns about your vision.
An optometrist is a primary eye care provider who performs eye exams, prescribes glasses or contacts, and treats common eye conditions. An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who can perform eye surgery and treat more serious eye diseases.
Yes, our optometrists can detect and manage conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and more. If needed, we’ll refer you to a specialist for advanced care.
A full eye exam typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes. If you need additional testing or contact lens fitting, it may take a bit longer.
Signs include squinting, sitting too close to screens, frequent eye rubbing, headaches, or trouble focusing in school. Regular eye exams are the best way to catch vision issues early.
Yes, At our eye clinics in Brampton and Mississauga, we have managed patients undergoing laser vision correction for more than 20 years. We have affiliations with all the major Lasik centres in the Brampton, Mississauga and GTA area.
