Do I need to dilate my eyes for myopic surgery at Vision Centennial Eye Care?

Pupil dilation is usually performed during an eye exam. Pupil dilation is the use of a dilating agent to temporarily anesthetize the muscles of the pupil so that the pupil does not shrink. After dilating the pupils, an objective refractive examination can be performed, which can accurately and objectively find out the refractive status of the eyes. That's why most optometry tests require pupil dilation.

However, many people are reluctant to have their eyes dilated because they know they will experience some discomfort. If a quick dilated optometry is performed, it usually takes 5 hours to recover after dilating the pupils. During this time, many friends will experience blurred vision or photophobia, which will affect their work and life. So some friends will ask the optometry can not dilate the pupil? Of course you can! As long as the eye hospital equipment is suitable, it is possible to replace the traditional astigmatism by fundus photography.

In Vision Centennial Ophthalmology, in order to give friends a better experience, the vision is equipped with Zeiss Ultra Wide Angle CLARUS500, this instrument belongs to the fundus camera, with 200 ° panoramic photo and 7 micron ultra-high resolution, can be high-definition, color, and wide-angle presentation of the friends retina situation. With this instrument, there is no need to dilate the pupil for optometry, and there is no discomfort that occurs after dilating the pupil for optometry. And the examination time is shorter, only need a few minutes.