TECHNOLOGY
Equipment that earns its place.
Diagnostic technology is only as valuable as the doctor reading it. We invest in tools that meaningfully change outcomes — and we use them on every patient who needs them, not just the ones who ask.
PRECISION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
Smarter Eye Care Technology
A L0•0K Optometric comprehensive exam is scheduled for 45-60 minutes and includes:
OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)
A non-invasive scan that creates crosss-ectional images of the retina, allowing us to detect early signs of glaucoma, macular degeneration, and other retinal conditions years before they'd show up on a standard exam.
Visual Field Testing
Measures the full extent of your peripheral and central vision. Essential for glaucoma management and detecting neurological conditions.
Retinal
Photography
Retinal photography captures detailed images of the back of the eye, helping us document eye health, monitor changes over time, and identify signs of retinal disease.
Axial Length Measurement
Used as a screener in all children and as a tool for monitoring disease progression for children in our myopia control programs.
Meibography
Imaging
the meibomian glands — the small oil glands in your eyelids that produce the lipid layer of your tears. Essential for diagnosing meibomian gland dysfunction and guiding dry eye treatment.
IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)
Therapy Device The same technology used in dermatology, calibrated for the eye. A primary tool in our dry eye protocol. Learn more
Corneal
Topography
A detailed map of the cornea's surface curvature. Critical for fitting specialty contact lenses, diagnosing keratoconus, and pre-surgical evaluation.
Anterior Segment Imaging
High-resolution photography of the front of the eye. Used to document and track conditions over time, and to communicate findings to our patients clearly.
WHY IT MATTERS
Technology in service of better care.
Equipment lists are common on optometry websites. Most aren't very useful — they read like brochures. Here's what we'd rather you take from this page: the tools we use let us catch things early, build better treatment plans, and track progress objectively over time. They aren't a replacement for clinical judgment. They're an extension of it.