What are some common questions about a VisionSafe Eye Check?
In this blog post, Lydia Chang and Praveen Patel discuss the common questions about a VisionSafe Eye Check. Read their post and get the answers!
What are the risks of not having a VisionSafe Eye Check?
One of the biggest risks of not having a Visionsafe eye check is to miss a treatable eye condition because most of the patients are generally asymptomatic.
How long does a VisionSafe Eye Check take?
A VisionSafe check can take up to an hour and a half. The tests can range from the eye scan, the anatomy of the eye and the visual field test.
How long does Glaucoma treatment take?
In this post, Lydia Chang explains how long glaucoma treatment takes and that there are differences between the different treatments.
Does a VisionSafe Eye Check hurt?
In this post, Praveen Patel and Lydia Chang explain the VisionSafe Eye Check and whether it hurts or not. Find out how the test works and what technology we use.
When will I see my VisionSafe Eye Check results?
When will I see my VisionSafe Eye Check results? When will I see my VisionSafe Eye Check results? LC: When will I see my VisionSafe results: well, actually, whilst we do the consultation and perform the test, we talk to you about the test results. And we give you an indicative idea of
About Lydia Chang
This post is about Lydia Chang, an eye doctor in St Albans specialising in glaucoma. Read about her training & experience that led her to become a glaucoma specialist.
What is glaucoma?
The biggest problem with glaucoma symptoms is that there are no symptoms. In this post, we discuss who is more likely to get glaucoma and what to do if you're concerned.
How can you book your VisionSafe check?
In this post, we explain how you can book a VisionSafe check. It's pretty easy, but we'll guide you by phone to ensure we assess you with the right tests.
What is a VisionSafe check, and who would benefit from having the test?
Ever worry about losing your vision as you age? In this post, we explain what a VisionSafe check is and who would most likely benefit from having them on a regular basis. Click here for more...