A Comprehensive Eye Exam includes a visual acuity test to measure the sharpness of your vision, a color blindness test, a cover test, eye movement test, depth perception test, retinoscopy test, refraction test, and more. You should have a Comprehensive Eye Exam once a year.
Eye Infections, Eye Injuries and Emergent Care
The most usual reasons that patients visit us for urgent eye care are irritation from a foreign substance, infections (such as pink eye), extreme eye allergies, and foreign bodies stuck in the eye or any emergent care. If you experience any of these problems, please contact Hilltop Eyecare PLLC for assistance and the most cost-effective treatment!
Dry Eye Examinations and Treatment
Dry eye syndrome is very widespread. For some people, the symptoms of dry eyes are a mild irritant. Perhaps a bit of soreness. For others, however, Dry Eye Syndrome can be a chronic eye condition that is debilitating and makes day-to-day- living painful and difficult.
Eye Disease Treatments
Many eye diseases are associated with aging, and even before you notice any problems. It is common for one of these conditions to be detected during a comprehensive eye exam. If you were diagnosed with an eye disease, such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, or dry eye, you may be overwhelmed by the diagnosis and confused about what happens next.