Technology

Essilor Delta

Essilor is a trusted leader in eyeglass lens technology, and we’re proud to have this advanced equipment right in our office. By finishing lenses on-site, we can provide faster turnaround times. If we have the lenses needed for your prescription in stock, we can have most glasses ready within 24 hours.

Topcon Maestro Two

Topcon is a trusted name in advanced eye care technology. Our in-office system combines Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) with retinal photography to give us a detailed view of the back of the eye.

These advanced images allow us to look beneath the surface of the retina and can help detect and monitor conditions such as glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, macular degeneration, and other retinal conditions.
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The testing is quick, comfortable, and non-invasive, providing valuable information that may not be visible during a standard eye examination alone.

Octopus 600 Pro Computer Perimeter

Our compact visual field testing system uses advanced Pulsar technology to help detect changes in peripheral vision, including early signs that may be associated with glaucoma.

Visual field testing can help us:

  • Detect vision loss that may not be noticeable in everyday life
  • Monitor glaucoma and other eye conditions over time
  • Evaluate how well treatment is working
  • Identify patterns of vision loss that may be related to certain neurological conditions
  • Assess peripheral vision that can affect activities such as driving


​​​​​​​Because conditions like glaucoma can progress without obvious symptoms, early detection and regular monitoring are an important part of protecting your vision.

Topcon Corneal Analyzer

This advanced technology provides a detailed map of the front surface of your eye, allowing us to closely evaluate the shape and curvature of your cornea.


Corneal mapping can help us detect and manage conditions such as astigmatism, keratoconus, and irregular corneal shape. It also provides valuable measurements for fitting specialty contact lenses, evaluating patients for procedures such as LASIK, and monitoring changes in the cornea over time.


​​​​​​​The test is quick, non-invasive, and gives us information that may not be visible during a standard eye examination alone.