Diabetic Eye Exams
A diabetic eye exam checks for retinal changes that can occur before you notice changes in your vision.
What we offer
- Retinal evaluation for signs of diabetic eye disease
- Dilated examination and imaging as appropriate
- Review of findings and follow-up recommendations
What we look for
Dr. Bui examines the retina for changes related to diabetes, including signs of leaking blood vessels or swelling. These changes can occur before you notice a difference in your vision.
What to expect
The visit may include dilation for a wider view of the retina. Retinal photographs or OCT may be recommended based on the exam findings. Dr. Bui will explain the results, when to return, and whether a retina specialist should evaluate any findings.
What to bring
Bring your medication list and, if available, your latest A1C, the date of your last diabetic eye exam, and any previous retinal imaging or treatment records.