Retina Screening

Regular retina screening is essential for catching  problems early, increasing your chances of maintaining clear and healthy eyesight for the long term.

We often take our eyesight for granted—until something goes wrong. With so much time spent in front of screens, our eyes are constantly working hard. But did you know that many serious eye conditions, like glaucoma and macular degeneration, show no symptoms until it’s too late?

That’s why regular retina screening is so important. It helps catch these sight-threatening issues early, giving you the best chance to protect your vision before irreversible damage occurs. Many eye diseases develop silently, by the time symptoms arise, irreversible damage may have already occurred.

Retina screening monitors the health of your eyes, in case abnormalities are found, optometrists refer you to the eye specialist, providing an opportunity to intervene early thus preserving vision.

For conditions like glaucoma, which affects the optic nerve, macular degeneration, which damages the central retina, and retina issues such as diabetic retinopathy, early detection is key to preventing vision loss. Cataracts, while treatable, also benefit from early monitoring.