Phone: 604-534-4312
Email: info@langleyoptometry.com
COMPREHENSIVE EYE EXAMS IN LANGLEY
Get an eye exam in Langley from our experienced team of optometrists. You can count on us for thorough eye examinations. We use the right technique and equipment to assess the health of your eyes. You can depend on us for a range of eye care services, such as
What to Expect During Eye Exams with Our Optometrist
When you visit our optometrist for an eye exam in Langley, you can expect
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Comprehensive eye examinations: Our optometrists in Langley perform thorough eye examinations to assess your eye health and detect various diseases and disorders.
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Detection of eye problems: Early detection of eye problems is crucial, which is why routine eye exams are recommended. We identify issues promptly to prevent them from worsening.
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Customized treatment plans: Based on the outcomes of your eye exam, we determine the best treatment plan tailored to your needs, whether it involves corrective lenses or other interventions.
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Difference from vision screenings: While helpful, they are not a substitute for comprehensive eye exams. Our exams delve into every aspect of your eye health, providing a more detailed assessment.
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Importance of regular exams: Regular eye exams are essential as you age. Some eye diseases and disorders manifest later in life, making annual check-ups crucial for early detection and treatment.
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Indicators of overall health: Eye exams offer more than insights into eye health; they can also signal broader health issues. Thorough eye examinations can detect early symptoms of various conditions, such as mental illnesses, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
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Professional care: At Langley Optometry Clinic, our friendly and experienced optometrists ensure you receive skilled care during your eye examination, prioritizing your health and overall well-being.
Further Reading: THE BENEFITS OF SEEING AN OPTOMETRIST REGULARLY
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING AN EYE EXAM?
Annual eye exams are a critical part of maintaining your eyesight. Visit our clinic when it's time for your eye exam, as we are easily accessible for Langley and Surrey residents. In about a half-hour, your optometrist checks for
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Visual acuity and prescriptions
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Binocular function and depth perception
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Eye health—including checking for:
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Cataracts
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Glaucoma damage
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Retinal problems such as macular degeneration
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Allergies
Further Reading: THE ULTIMATE CHEAT SHEET ON EYE EXAMS
Follow-Up Eye Examinations at Langley Optometry Clinic
Our optometrists cater to each follow-up examination according to a patient’s age and individual needs. We recommend that people under 19 and over 65 have a yearly eye examination. People between the ages of 19 and 65 should have an eye exam at least once every two years.​
Who Needs a Follow-Up Eye Exam?
People who require a follow-up evaluation include patients being treated for:
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- Cataract
- Glaucoma
- Macular degeneration
- Diabetic and hypertensive retinopathy
- Dry-eye syndrome (determined by the severity and complications)
- Other retinal and ocular pathological conditions
Some patients suffering acute problems such as recurring conjunctivitis, iritis, blepharitis, episcleritis, chalazion, trichiasis, and hordeolum may require follow-up examinations depending on the severity.
It is important to note that diabetics should have a yearly examination to monitor for complications of diabetes, such as diabetic retinopathy. Contact Langley Optometry Clinic today to make an appointment or learn how often one should have a follow-up eye exam.
Further Reading: How can I prevent my vision from getting worse?
Pre and Post-Operative Care
Our optometrists offer pre- and post-operative evaluations for people with corrective refractive eye surgery. We also provide our patients with follow-up examinations for post-cataract surgeries.
VISION-RELATED SITES
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How Often Should I Get an Eye Exam?It's generally recommended to have an eye exam every one to two years, depending on your age, general health, and any specific eye health concerns. Further Reading: HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU HAVE AN EYE EXAM?
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What Can I Anticipate During an Eye Exam?During your eye exam, our optometrists will assess your visual acuity, check for any refractive errors (like nearsightedness or farsightedness), evaluate your eye health and binocular vision, and perform additional tests depending on your needs.
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How Long Does an Eye Exam Typically Take?The duration of your eye exam may differ depending on the complexity of your vision health, but most appointments typically last between 30 minutes to an hour.
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What If I Have Specific Concerns or Questions About My Eye Health?Our optometrists are here to address any concerns or questions about your eye health. Feel free to discuss any issues or symptoms you're experiencing during your appointment.
FAQ
Some frequently asked questions regarding eye exams in Langley are:
Schedule Your Appointment Today
At Langley Optometry Clinic, we’ve been treating Surrey and Langley-based patients for more than 30 years. Our optometrists treat various eye ailments, from allergic reactions to inflammations to infections. For more severe eyesight problems, we can provide post-operative care. We also offer the following products:
Before your appointment, please fill out our pre-examination form, and you can check to see if your extended benefits cover your examination. At the time of your appointment, please remember to bring your BC CareCard.
Further Reading: Making Eye Exams Fun for the Whole Family
Thorough Eye Exam in Langley
We can perform complete eye exams in Langley to accurately identify and diagnose visual faults.