It's more than just a picture. It's an OCT.

Book your OCT eye exam today.

An eye scan that can

save your vision

We believe in taking more than just a picture. Our OCT eye exam allows us to take cross-sectional images of your eye to scan deeper layers, not just the surface.

Early Detection & Prevention

The Topcon Maestro 2 allows us to gather and utilize information to help diagnose Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy, as well as other retinal conditions.

Older than 60? Caucasian? Smoker? Family History? Highly Recommended.

Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetic? Highly recommended.

Latino over the age of 60? African American over the age of 40? Diabetic? High Blood Pressure? Family History of Glaucoma? Highly Recommended.

See for yourself

The video explains what the OCT eye scan looks for, how it works, and whether you should consider getting tested.

What our patients say about us

OCT Exam FAQ

What Does OCT Stand For?

OCT stands for Optical Coherence Tomography. It is a non-invasive eye exam of the Retina (the back of your eye) and Optic Nerve (the nerve that connects your eye to your brain).

Does The OCT Eye Exam Hurt?

OCT is a non-invasive test that doesn’t hurt at all. Even better, it doesn’t require a puff of air. It does use a small flash of light at the end of the test.

If My Eyes Feel Healthy, Is a Retinal Scan Eye Exam Still Worth Doing?

Yes, many conditions can be caught before a patient feels visual symptoms. Being proactive, rather than reactive, will allow us to preserve the fragile gift of sight.

How Long Does an OCT Eye Exam Take?

It takes us less than a minute to acquire the data. It simply makes you look at a green X inside the device and the doctor will review the results with you in the exam room.

How Is This Different From a Picture?

The Wellness Exam will do both a picture and an OCT scan of the most important structures of the back of your eye. The picture will allow the doctor to see the back of the eye. The OCT will evaluate deeper layers, not visible during routine examinations.

Can Kids Under 18 Be Scanned?

Yes, children can be scanned with this technology. Although, there are no normative databases for children to determine the risk for glaucoma.

If you’d like to see how an OCT eye exam would benefit your eye health directly, please call or schedule an appointment so we can discuss your concerns. Schedule an OCT Eye Test near you!

New Patient?

We would love to hear from you

If you are seeking an exam that will tell you more about your eyes than just an eyeglass prescription, then consider making an appointment with us today! We accept new patients and a wide variety of vision and medical insurance plans as well as Care Credit.