Our Services:

• Comprehensive Eye Eexam
• Eye Diseases Diagnosis
• Contact Lens Prescription and Evaluation
• Laser Vision Consultation
• Ortho-K
• Extensive Eyewear Selections

Comprehensive Eye Exam Procedures:

Visual Acuity, Objective Refraction, Subjective Refraction, Keratometry, Automated Perimetry, Slit-Lamp Examination, Retinal Examination, Pachymetry, Eye Pressure Testing, Nerve Fiber Analysis, Versions, Cover Test

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When should you have your eye exam?

• Infants and Toddlers (by 6 months of age)
• Pre-Schoolers (ages 3 to 5 - comprehensive eye exam)
• School Age to Adults: Once every year
• For Non-Routine, Symptom-Prompted Emergency

Why an eye exam is important?

• For Preventive, Non-Symptomatic Vision Care
• Non-Emergency But Requiring Urgent Attention

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What to expect for your Child's eye exam?

• Infants and Toddlers (by 6 months of age): Baby's eyes must be checked for normal Focusing Ability, Color Vision and Depth Perception.
• Preschool Children (3 to 5 years old): Beside Nearsightedness, Farsightedness and Astigmatism, school children will be tested for Lazy Eye, Misalignment Eyes, Convergence Insufficiency, Accommodation Ability, Anterior Eye and Eyelid Health.
• School Age: An eye exam is essential at this age for managing health problems such as diabetes or correcting child's eyesight.

"It is estimated that nearly 25% of school-age children have vision problems."

-The American Optometrist Association (AOA)

Symptoms and Signs of Common Eye Conditions:

Common Eye Infections: Redness, Itching, Flaking, Discomfort, Blurring, Watery, Discharge, Pain, Swelling

Cataracts: Slow Visual Acuity in One/Both Eyes, Contrast Loss, Difficulty Reading, Driving and Recognizing Faces, Excessive Glare, Seeing Double

Diabetic Eye Disease: Focusing Error, Blurred, Distorted or Double Vision, Swollen Blood Vessels, Eye Drainage

Keratoconus: Itchy Eyes, Visual Discomfort, Squinting, Light Sensitive, Halos, Seeing Double

Lazy-Eye: Wondering Eye, Poor Depth Perception

Cross-Eyed: Double Vision, One eye will "turn off", Poor Depth Perception

Floaters and Flashes: Clouded Dots/Shapes or Flashing

For some conditoins such as glaucoma there are no symptoms until its too late. It is extremely important to have an eye exam regularly.

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What is Age-related Macular Degeneration?

The major cause of visual impairment in older adults. It's a condition in which the retina will be damaged and causes vision loss in the macula (center of the visual field).

Am I at risk of developing AMD?

There are number of specific tests such as visual acuity check, ophthalmoscopy, fundus photography, fluorescein angiogram and an Amsler grid to help diagnose AMD. In each examination, we closely look for any abnormalities such as edema, fluid buildup, detachment and pigmented areas specificic to the macula. Upon that we recommend an action if necessary. Request Appointment About 1.75 million in the U.S. are affected with advanced age-related macular degeneration that is associated with vision loss from which 1.47 percent are at age 40 and older, with that number expected to grow to almost 3 million by 2020.

-Ophthalmic Epidemiology - 2004

Choosing the Right Lens

Family Eyecare of Roswell provides a wide variety of lens designs and features to suit your individual needs. Your eyewear will be customized to accommodate your lifestyle! Please visit Hoya Vision for detailed information about the latest in cutting edge lens technology.

• Thin and Lightweight Lenses or High Index
• Impact Resistant or Polycarbonate Lenses
• Transitions Lenses® or Photochromic
• Polarized Sunglass Lenses
• Anti-Reflective and Anti-Glare Coating
• Computer Lenses
• Custom Progressive Lenses
• and Many More!!

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