Regular eye examinations are crucial for preserving the long-term health of your eyes. Even if you have no complaints, we recommend that you have a routine check-up with an eye doctor at least once a year. During this, we not only check your visual acuity but can also diagnose diseases early that show no symptoms yet.

The most important components of the routine check-up include

• Visual acuity check: Here we assess your vision and identify refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism, which we can correct with glasses or contact lenses.
• Measurement of intraocular pressure: An essential test for the early detection of glaucoma (green star), which often remains symptom-free for a long time.
• Fundus examination (retinal examination): By examining the retina, we can detect signs of diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or macular degeneration at an early stage.
• Prevention of eye diseases: Regular check-ups allow us to identify risk factors in a timely manner and take preventive measures.

Through these comprehensive examinations, we can significantly reduce the risk of permanent eye damage. Schedule an appointment in our practice today and enjoy the reassuring feeling of knowing your eye health is in the best hands.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

How often should I have a routine examination?
We recommend at least once a year for a routine examination, even if you have no complaints. In the presence of risk factors, such as diabetes or high blood pressure, shorter intervals may be advisable.

Which diseases can be detected early during a routine check-up?
The most common diseases we can discover include glaucoma (green star), diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, as well as retinal damage due to high blood pressure or diabetes.

Is the examination painful?
No, most tests – such as visual acuity check, intraocular pressure measurement, or retinal examination – are completely painless.

Can I combine my routine examination with a new glasses fitting?
Yes, of course! During the routine check-up, we will assess your vision and can adjust your glasses or contact lens prescription if necessary.