


Comprehensive Eye Examination
With the ubiquitous power of computers, communication, and consumer electronics (3C products) in our lives, in addition to using computers at work, more and more people are now looking at their mobile phones anytime, anywhere, even while waiting for the bus, we cannot stop browsing social media on the phone. Indulging use of our eyes may lead to early eye diseases, such as high myopia, eye floaters, etc. Furthermore, it could result in ciliary muscle spasm resulting in pain around the eye and migraine-like headache as well as pseudomyopia.
Many early symptoms of eye disease are unnoticeable and do not have a significant impact on vision. But when we get used to it and neglected its severity all along, the damage irreversible could have been occurred to our eyesight. Therefore, it is essential to have regular eye examinations. The comprehensive eye examination programme is a detailed ophthalmic and optometric check conducted by a registered optometrist. In addition to detecting common eye problems such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and amblyopia, it allows for the timely detection of more serious eye diseases such as early retinopathy, cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration.
Why do I need a comprehensive eye examination?

In general, eye diseases are not easily detected except for those affecting vision, so an in-depth eye examination is needed to find out if your eyes are in good shape. People with family history of eye disease and those at risk (e.g. adults aged over 40) are having a higher risk of eye diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration and retinal degeneration. For above members, regular comprehensive eye examinations should be conducted to help detect eye problems early and receive appropriate treatment.
A comprehensive eye examination encompasses a deeper level of visual testing, including closer inspection of the internal structure of the eye. With the professional judgement of an optometrist, you can uncover any underlying symptoms or conditions.
Comprehensive Eye Examination
Vivid Eye Centre's comprehensive Eye Examination Package offers 10 ophthalmic and optometry checks conducted by a registered optometrist for all ages. In addition to detecting general refractive errors, such as the degree of myopia and hyperopia, the package also looks into common eye problems such as astigmatism, squint and amblyopia. What’s more, it allows for the timely detection of more serious eye diseases such as early retinopathy, cataracts, macular degeneration and glaucoma.

Comprehensive Eye Examination Package (aged 7 or above) includes following items:
Vision Acuity Visual Acuity |
Refraction(Myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism check)Refraction |
Pupillary ReflexPupillary Reflex |
Intraocular Pressure CheckIntra-ocular Pressures |
Squint, Ocular Mobility ExaminationSquint, Ocular Motility Examination |
Colour Vision Tests(to test the ability to distinguish colours)Color Vision Tests |
Dilated Fundoscopic ExaminationStereopsis |
Slit Lamp ExaminationSlit Lamp Examination |
StereopsisDilated Fundal Examination |
External Eye & Retinal ExaminationInternal and External Ocular Health |

Comprehensive eye examination for children aged 3 to 6 Click here

Eye Examination Schedule

A comprehensive vision screening should be conducted every year to ensure normal sight
development and to detect or monitor any eye diseases.
Eye Examination FAQ
How long does an optometric examination take?
Approximately 1 - 1.5 hours
How long does it take to receive the eye examination report after the examination programme?
The optometrist will explain and analyse your report on the day of your eye examination
Are there any referral arrangements for ophthalmologists after the eye examination?
Any eye problems found after the eye examination will be referred to an in-house ophthalmologist.