Questionnaire

Step NumberTest NameDescription
01QuestionnaireFill out a questionnaire about your physical health and family history.
02ARKMeasure keratometry, refractive error, pupil size, interpupillary distance
03IOPMeasure eye pressure
04Current glassesMeasure the strength of your current glasses
05EYESIGHT TESTMeasure your exact vision
06PENTACAMMeasure cornea shape, symmetry, thickness
07ATLASAnalyze cornea shape and check for possible corneal disease
08VISANTEMeasure corneal structure, tomography, and corneal thickness
09VISUAL FIELD EXAMCheck for retina disease, glaucoma and retina degeneration through the visual field examination
10Endothelial CellAnalyze the number and shape of corneal endothelial cells
11F-PHOTOCheck for retina disease with optogram
12CORVIS STMeasure corneal stiffness
13CIRRUS OCTAnalyze the optic nerve thickness
14PHCHYMeasure cornea thickness
15VISANTEMeasure cornea thickness
16PHCHYCheck the results of each test and be informed of what it all means
17ConsultationMeet with your own private specialist
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Examination

Eyesight Test

  • Questionnaire

    Filling out our questionnaire is the most basic step of it. It allows us to find out your previous medical history and your family medical history. Also it enables us to know your exact condition and what vision problems you are experiencing

  • Eyeglass Test

    Inspecting the exact strength of the eye glasses you are currently wearing helps us to measure your myopia, astigmatism, and hyperopia

  • Automatic Refractive Power Test

    Your exact refraction error is measured by used the most advanced optical equipment.

  • Manifest Refraction Test

    Your maximum correct vision with glasses can be predicted with visual acuity test. The calculated maximum corrected vision is theoretically the maximum post-operative vision you will have.

  • Cycloplegic Refraction Test

    Cycloplegic eye drops are used to temporarily paralyze the ciliary muscles that control focusing to determine your exact refractive error.

  • Subordinate Cycloplegic Refraction Test

    After 3~5 days of the cycloplegic refraction test, when the medicinal effects have disappeared, another vision test is done. This is to calculate the change to more accurately measure myopia and astigmatism.

  • Dominant Eye Test

    This is to find out which one of your eyes is the dominant one.