#optomap

[elephants-always]

This is what I do for a living 👀👓 Galaxy eyes ✨🌌💫

[rohitcnaik]

At Opsis Eye Care, we have a team dedicated to providing the best patient experience and finding solutions for your eye care needs. Dr. Jessica Nhan opened Opsis Eye Care in 2015. She is passionate about eye health and wants to deliver attentive eye care to all of her patients. By having a full scope practice, she is able to recommend and provide the latest technologies, medical procedures, eye wear, and contact lenses. She is dedicated towards myopia control for young patients due to the rapid increase in nearsightedness in the world.

[carolynclark]

Retina Selfie 👁 #retinalimaging #optomap (at Professional VisionCare of West Hollywood)

[someonewickedthiswaycomes]

Playing with new toys at work

[pflat2]

Hi, I'm a 2nd year optometry student and I see your posts in the optometry tag sometimes. I was wondering, what's your opinion on Optos as a substitute for dilation? My professors make a big deal about how you always should dilate and I agree with them, but two practices I've worked at only dilated if they couldn't get a good Optos picture (on normal patients, not people with known pathology). Just curious. :-)

I’m so glad you asked! In short, I *LOVE* our optos. LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE. Patients *detest* being dilated, and you have to admit it does suck. So like you are saying…for just screening normal/healthy patients I pretty much never dilate those anymore. I’m dilating when I’m suspecting pathology b/c of the symptoms or signs. Otherwise they’re getting an Optomap. They love it and I love it. Optometry school profs don’t practice in the real world haha!

How about this: I doubt I will ever practice anywhere that doesn’t have one again. I’m spoiled and I’m not going back!

[pflat2]

Commotio Retinae 

[fairbairnopticians]

Optomap at Fairbairn Opticians

[triciawang]

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Getting the #optomap retinal mapping of my eye! #solmoscot (at Moscot)