Pediatric eye examination (under 15 years old)
A comprehensive, child-friendly eye exam featuring advanced diagnostics adapted to your child's age and level of cooperation. Aimed at early detection of refractive errors and other eye conditions.
Eyeglasses prescription exam (over 15 years old)
This exam is intended for individuals without known eye diseases who are experiencing a decline in vision. It includes an assessment of overall eye health to rule out any underlying issues, a vision test, and accurate prescription fitting. Based on the patient's needs , we offer expert advice on choosing the best optical lenses and issue their prescription.
Basic eye exam
Basic eye exam without pupil dilation. Includes visual acuity testing, prescription fitting if needed, intraocular pressure measurement, corneal thickness measurement, anterior segment examination, as well as a basic fundus examination and imaging. If necessary, additional tests are performed (Schirmer, Amsler, Ishihara).
Extended eye exam
An upgrade of the basic exam with pupil dilation, enabling a more detailed examination of the fundus and optical media. Includes diagnostic imaging (posterior segment OCT) and, if necessary, diurnal intraocular pressure curve measurement. It is intended for an in-depth diagnosis of eye diseases.
Dry eye exam
A specialized exam for patients with dry eye symptoms (burning sensation, irritation, foreign body sensation). Includes a thorough check of your tear quality and eye surface, along with targeted diagnostics. Based on the findings, treatment is recommended (artificial tears, nutritional supplements, and, if necessary, punctal occlusion).
Contact lens fitting and prescription
The exam includes an evaluation of eye status, vision testing, keratometry, as well as the selection and testing of suitable contact lenses. For first-time wearers, we also provide hands-on training on how to safely insert, remove, and care for your lenses. A follow-up check to make sure the lenses fit comfortably is included.
Subspecialist retinal consultation
Includes a vision and refraction check, eye pressure measurement, a detailed exam of both the front and back of the eye, and an OCT scan of the retina. At the end of the visit, the patient receives a clear explanation of their results, along with recommendations for treatment, preventive care, and any necessary follow-up.
Eye exam for categories A and B driving licenses
An eye examination required for Category A and B driving licenses. It includes a vision assessment and, if necessary, additional tests such as visual field, night vision, and depth perception testing, in accordance with occupational health regulations.
Eye exam for commercial drivers and regulated professions
A comprehensive eye examination for commercial drivers (Category C) and other regulated professions with specific visual requirements. The exam is tailored to professional guidelines and includes the official medical certificate.
Diabetic retinopathy screening
A preventive eye exam to detect retinal changes caused by diabetes, performed using dilating eye drops. It includes a thorough check of the retina to spot early signs of diabetic retinopathy, ensuring timely referral for further treatment.
Chalazion Removal
A minor surgical procedure to remove a chalazion (chronic inflammation of the Meibomian glands) or a stye (hordeolum). The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and typically requires little to no recovery time.
Eyelid lesion and growth removal
Surgical removal of benign skin lesions on the eyelid, such as warts, fibromas, and other growths. The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia.
Executive eye examination
A comprehensive eye examination with an expert medical opinion on visual capacity and prognosis relative to the patient’s workplace. It includes full diagnostic testing, along with an official report featuring all imaging results and a written assessment for employer or HR purposes.
