
When it comes to protecting your vision, early detection is everything. That’s why advanced imaging technology like Optomap has become such an important part of modern eye care. Optomap allows your optometrist to see more of your retina, quickly, comfortably, and without the need for dilating drops in most cases.
Here’s why Optomap retinal imaging is absolutely worth it at your next eye exam.
The Optomap is an ultra-widefield retinal imaging system that captures up to 85% of your retina in a single image, that’s about five times more than what traditional imaging allows. It provides a detailed, panoramic view of the inside of your eye in just seconds.
This image helps your optometrist evaluate the health of your retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels, all of which are crucial to maintaining healthy vision.
Many eye diseases begin in the retina and progress without noticeable symptoms. Conditions like diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears, macular degeneration, and glaucoma can develop quietly. By allowing your optometrist to view such a large area of the retina, Optomap makes it easier to detect problems early, when they’re most treatable.
No dilation (in most cases): You can return to work, school, or driving right away.
Quick and painless: The scan takes only seconds and is completely non-invasive.
Comprehensive view: Reveals retinal changes that might be missed with traditional methods.
Baseline documentation: Each scan is saved for year-to-year comparison, helping track subtle changes in your eye health.
Everyone can benefit from Optomap imaging, but it’s especially valuable for:
Patients with diabetes, hypertension, or a family history of eye disease
Children who struggle with dilation drops
Anyone who prefers a more comfortable, efficient exam
Patients wanting peace of mind with a detailed view of their eye health
At Paramount Eye Care & Eyewear in Lucas / Allen, we’re committed to using the latest technology to protect your vision. Optomap retinal imaging allows us to detect, diagnose, and monitor eye health like never before, all in a matter of seconds.
Ask for Optomap at your next comprehensive eye exam and see why it’s worth it for your vision, eye health, and peace of mind.