5-17

Kids and Teens Ages 5-17

Good eye health starts early. It’s important to monitor and track vision changes during this stage of life by having regular eye exams.

• Does your child need a kindergarten vision exam?

• Does your child have strabismus (crossed eyes)?

• Does your child have eye strain or headaches from screen time?

• Does your child need contacts?

• Does your child need glasses?

• Is your child experiencing allergy symptoms that affect their eyes?

18-40

Adults Ages 18-40

In early adulthood, typically between ages 18 and 21, your eyes have completely developed and are stable. The type of vision correction treatment will depend on the health of your eyes and your current prescription.

• Are you experiencing dry eye?

• Are you experiencing eye strain or headaches from long hours of working on a screen?

• Are you interested in laser vision correction?

• Do you need an updated contact lens or glasses prescription?

41-60

Adults Ages 41-60

As you enter your 40s, you start to notice a growing need for reading glasses as things at a near distance become blurry. The need for reading glasses is the first stage of a condition called dysfunctional lens syndrome (DLS).

• Are you having difficulty with near vision, such as reading or working on a computer?

• Are you having difficulty with night driving?

• Are you experiencing dry eye, redness or burning?

• Are you noticing new floaters or flashing lights?

• Are you diabetic and need an annual diabetic eye exam?

• Do you take medication for autoimmune disease that requires retinal screening?

60+

Adults Ages 60+

Annual eye exams are very important at this stage of your life to ensure any conditions that may be developing are caught in a timely manner and treated appropriately. If you notice any changes in your vision, schedule a consultation with us at your earliest convenience.

• Do you have a family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration?

• Are you having difficulty with glare, halos, or night driving?

• Are you experiencing dryness, red eye, or irritation?

• Are you interested in learning about non-invasive, non-medicated dry eye treatments such as IPL?

• Are you curious about advanced technology, custom cataract surgery?