Our Technology in Fresno

Pachymetry is a diagnostic tool used to measure cornea thickness. It works by delivering a low-power ultrasound wave onto the cornea and measuring the time it takes for the echo to return.

An important tool for evaluating various eye conditions, including glaucoma and corneal diseases, pachymetry helps provide precise and quantitative data for accurate diagnosis and treatment options.

Virtual visual field testing assesses peripheral vision using virtual reality headsets to create an immersive environment where patients react to visual stimuli in their periphery. Eliminating environmental distractions and standardizing testing conditions allow for more accurate and reliable results, leading to a better overall experience for the patient.

iCare is a portable diagnostic tool using a gentle rebounding probe to measure the intraocular pressure in the eye, a key indicator of glaucoma. Traditional diagnostic methods usually require numbing eye drops that put pressure on the cornea. With iCare, there can be less discomfort, no need for anesthesia, and a faster measurement process.

Color blindness—or color deficiency—is a condition in which you see color differently than others. This can make it hard to tell the difference between certain colors, like red and green.

There are different types of color blindness, and we can detect the varieties with a color vision test suitable for both kids and adults.

We offer tinted glasses that filter specific light wavelengths to help enhance color contrast. These glasses can help individuals with color deficiency distinguish colors that may appear similar.

The Optikam is a diagnostic device designed to help us dispense eyewear. Capturing your posture and facial measurements help us arrive at an appropriate frame fit and lens parameters. Using a combination of hardware and software, the Optikam gives us real-time feedback on frame positioning for optimal comfort and vision clarity.

Optikam technology helps us offer personalized recommendations and virtual try-ons, which streamline the fitting process, increase accuracy, and enhance the overall patient experience.

A low antioxidant score indicates that you may need to make some lifestyle adjustments to help improve your health. A low score can indicate an increased risk of glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. We recommend adding more fruits and vegetables to your diet to help increase your score.

We also recommend taking Macuhealth vitamins to increase your score. It’s the only supplement with a 10:10:2 ratio of Lutein, Meso-Zeaxanthin, and Zeaxanthin, which are crucial for supporting the health of your macula, the part of your retina responsible for sharp and detailed vision.