Buitique Eyecare is more than just a vision exam

Your eye examination consists of various procedures to evaluate the health of your eyes and determine the prescription lenses needed for your best possible vision. It is an interesting and totally comfortable experience. 

We want you to know that our doctors will refer any patient to the appropriate specialist if we detect or suspect any ocular conditions not treated by us.

The refraction is a series of lens tests to determine the proper prescription for glasses or contact lenses. Your special needs and preferences must be taken into consideration before the final correction is determined. We strive for the utmost in accuracy and precision.

Contact lenses are available in prescriptions for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia. We provide complete professional care from initial examination to follow-up visits after you received your lenses.

As Buitique patient, you will be carefully evaluated to determine if you are a good candidate before fitting.

We use advanced technologies and procedures to evaluate the health of your eyes. Our medically-trained optometrists can check for cataracts, retinal problems and evidence of systemic diseases, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.

A series of tests using tonometer, visual fields, and optical coherence tomography to check for glaucoma and macular degeneration. The slit lamp biomicroscopy and anterior segment imaging are used to check for dry eyes and other common ocular conditions such as eye allergies.

As part of our eyeglass service, we offer a complete selection of high quality eyewear. Our professional staff is trained to help you select frames that look good, fit properly and are compatible with your lens prescription. 

We want you to have glasses you are proud of and enjoy wearing.

Many people equate the need for an eye examination with replacing their eyeglasses. While it's certainly important to see well, undesirable changes in your eyes can occur which do not adversely affect vision in their early stages. Unlike the rest of your body, your eyes rarely hurt when something is wrong. Do not rely on changes in your vision or broken glasses to remind you of your next appointment! Follow the advice of experts; have your eyes examined on a regular basis.

Once you become part of Buitique patient family, we take the responsibility of reminding you of your eye health appointments.