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What to expect: O.C.T. is hospital-grade technology that takes a detailed 3D scan of the structure of the back of your eye, to help your optometrist look after your eye health.

What to expect: Children’s eye tests are important to make sure there aren’t any issues with their vision that could affect their school years.

What to expect: Your optometrist can assess your eyes for suitability for contact lenses. We can also provide trial contact lenses for you to try.

What to expect: Your optometrist will test your eyes against the visual standards for driving and complete any relevant documentation for a licencing authority. This may require additional testing.

What to expect: These are among the most common sight-threatening conditions. Your optometrist will use O.C.T. and other equipment to check your eyes for any signs of these conditions. Regular eye tests are important to make sure your eyes are healthy.

What to expect: If you have a sore, red eye, it is important to see an optometrist. Your optometrist may prescribe eye drops or other treatments for your eyes.

What to expect: Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is a painless, in-office treatment that uses gentle light pulses to reduce inflammation and help restore healthy oil flow in the eyelids, relieving symptoms of Dry Eye Disease.

What to expect: Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that uses red and near-infrared light to stimulate cellular repair and improve tear production in Dry Eye Disease.

What to expect: Fitting of specially designed contact lenses worn overnight to temporarily reshape the cornea and correct vision, often for myopia.

What to expect: "Rigid gas permeable" (RGP) contact lenses are specialty contact lenses made of rigid material. These contact lenses can be used to correct vision for people with high astigmatism, or with eye health conditions such as keratoconus.