Clear vision is only one part of healthy eyes. At Vision Source Studio 20/20, our comprehensive eye exams in Charlotte, NC evaluate your vision, eye function, and overall eye health so we can identify changes early and provide personalized recommendations.
Whether you wear glasses or contacts, have noticed changes in your eyesight, or simply need routine preventive care, regular eye exams are an important part of protecting your vision.
A comprehensive eye exam goes beyond determining whether you need a new glasses prescription. We assess how clearly you see, how your eyes work together, and the health of the structures inside and outside your eyes.
The specific testing we recommend depends on your age, medical history, symptoms, prescription, and individual risk factors. Our Charlotte optometrists use advanced diagnostic technology to gather detailed information about your vision and eye health.
Your exam may include:
Visual acuity testing to measure how clearly you see
Refraction to determine your glasses prescription
Visual field testing to identify areas of reduced peripheral vision
Tonometry to measure eye pressure as part of glaucoma evaluation
Retinal and Optomap ultra-widefield imaging to examine the back of the eye
Additional testing may be recommended when we need a closer look at a particular concern.
Many eye conditions can develop before you notice significant changes in your vision. A comprehensive eye exam gives us an opportunity to look for signs of conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, retinal problems, and diabetic eye disease.
Eye examinations can also reveal findings associated with certain systemic health conditions, including diabetes and high blood pressure. When we identify something that deserves further attention, we can discuss appropriate monitoring, treatment, or referral.
Routine comprehensive eye exams in Charlotte also allow us to track changes over time. Comparing current findings with your previous examinations can help us recognize subtle changes that may otherwise be difficult to detect.
There is no single examination schedule that is right for everyone. How often you should see an eye doctor depends on factors such as your age, overall health, family history, prescription, symptoms, and risk for eye disease.
Patients with diabetes, existing eye conditions, certain medications, or other risk factors may need more frequent monitoring. We can recommend an appropriate examination schedule based on your individual needs.
If you experience sudden vision loss, significant eye pain, flashes or a sudden increase in floaters, an eye injury, or another urgent eye problem, contact us promptly rather than waiting for your next routine examination.
A routine comprehensive eye exam and a contact lens evaluation serve different purposes. If you currently wear contacts or want to begin wearing them, let us know when scheduling your appointment.
A contact lens evaluation allows us to assess factors such as your prescription, eye shape, ocular surface, lifestyle, and lens fit. This additional evaluation helps us determine an appropriate contact lens option while continuing to monitor the health of your eyes.
At Vision Source Studio 20/20, we combine comprehensive testing with personalized care. We take time to explain our findings, answer your questions, and help you understand the next steps for maintaining comfortable vision and healthy eyes.
We serve patients from our Ballantyne and University locations in Charlotte, making comprehensive vision care convenient for individuals and families throughout the area.
Schedule your comprehensive eye exam with Vision Source Studio 20/20 in Charlotte, NC by calling our Ballantyne office at (704) 295-4444 or our University office at (704) 295-0123.
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