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The examination includes:

1. Consultation with an ophthalmologist with recommendations and conclusion;

2. Biomicroscopy of the anterior segment (examination of the cornea, lens and vitreous body using a slit lamp);

3. Autorefractokeratometry (determination of refraction: hyperopia, myopia and astigmatism);

4. Pneumotonometry (intraocular pressure measurement);

5. Ophthalmoscopy (fundus examination);

6. Visometry (visual acuity determination using a chart);

7. Glasses selection (if necessary).

A repeat examination is considered within 6 months from the initial visit!

The examination includes:

1. Consultation with an ophthalmologist with recommendations and conclusion;

2. Biomicroscopy of the anterior segment (examination of the cornea, lens and vitreous body using a slit lamp);

3. Skiascopy and autorefractokeratometry (determination of refraction: hyperopia, myopia and astigmatism);

4. Ophthalmoscopy (fundus examination);

5. Visometry (visual acuity determination using a chart);

6. Glasses selection (if necessary).

A repeat examination is considered within 6 months from the initial visit!

The examination includes:

1. Consultation with an ophthalmologist with recommendations and conclusion;

2. Biomicroscopy of the anterior segment (examination of the cornea, lens and vitreous body using a slit lamp);

3. Autorefractokeratometry (determination of refraction: hyperopia, myopia and astigmatism);

4. Pneumotonometry (intraocular pressure measurement);

5. Ophthalmoscopy (fundus examination); 6. Visometry (visual acuity determination using a chart);

7. Glasses selection.

A repeat examination is considered within 6 months from the initial visit!

The examination includes:

1. Consultation with an ophthalmologist with recommendations and conclusion;

2. Biomicroscopy of the anterior segment (examination of the cornea, lens and vitreous body using a slit lamp);

3. Skiascopy and autorefractokeratometry (determination of refraction: hyperopia, myopia and astigmatism);

4. Ophthalmoscopy (fundus examination);

5. Visometry (visual acuity determination using a chart);

6. Glasses selection. 

A repeat examination is considered within 6 months from the initial visit!

The examination includes:

1. Consultation with an ophthalmologist with recommendations and conclusion;

2. Biomicroscopy of the anterior segment (examination of the cornea, lens and vitreous body using a slit lamp);

3. Autorefractokeratometry (determination of refraction: hyperopia, myopia and astigmatism);

4. Ophthalmoscopy (fundus examination);

5. Visometry (visual acuity determination using a chart).

The examination includes:

1. Consultation with an ophthalmologist with recommendations and conclusion;

2. Biomicroscopy of the anterior segment (examination of the cornea, lens and vitreous body using a slit lamp);

2. Pneumotonometry (intraocular pressure measurement);

3. Ophthalmoscopy (fundus examination);

4. Visometry (visual acuity determination using a chart);

Selection of spectacle correction for all necessary distances (near, far, computer), including for patients with astigmatism and strabismus.

Selection of spectacle correction for all necessary distances (near, far, computer) for patients without astigmatism and strabismus.

Contact lens fitting considering corneal curvature and tear film function.

Contact lens fitting considering corneal curvature, current tear film status and results of the last examination.

A repeat examination is considered within 6 months from the initial visit!

Expert conclusion and development of an individual treatment plan based on provided results of instrumental diagnostic procedures from other medical centers.

Color perception assessment using the Farnsworth-Munsell 100 Hue Test allows detection of various forms of color blindness and some somatic disorders (e.g., early signs of Parkinson's disease). It is a mandatory test for colorists, gemologists and many others involved in professional work with color.

Safe ophthalmological test to determine tear production level, used to diagnose dry eye syndrome and assess tear gland function.

Study of the refractive power of the eye taking into account corneal curvature, performed as part of computer vision diagnostics. This procedure can provide objective data within minutes regarding minimal refractive errors (hyperopia, myopia, astigmatism) as well as initial signs of serious pathology (keratoconus).

Study of the refractive power of the eye, performed as part of computer vision diagnostics. This procedure can provide objective data within minutes regarding even minimal refractive errors (hyperopia, myopia, astigmatism).

The main diagnostic method for diseases of the conjunctiva, cornea and lens. Using a slit lamp (specialized microscope), the ophthalmologist determines diseases such as conjunctivitis, keratitis, cataracts and many others.

The main method for diagnosing refractive pathology in children. After preliminary pupil dilation, the doctor can detect various refractive errors (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism) in children of the youngest age.

Determination of visual acuity and quality using control charts and forms (Ishihara and Rabkin tables, polarization tests). Allows detection of even minor color vision disorders and abnormalities in eye muscle tone.

Non-contact method of measuring eye pressure. Used for early diagnosis and monitoring of many eye diseases (glaucoma, retinal detachment).

Determination of visual acuity and quality at near and far distances using control charts and polarization tests.

Examination of the eye and surrounding parts of the face. Determination of the position and mobility of the eyeball, changes in which may serve as an indirect sign of a pathological process in the orbit (tumor, cyst, hematoma, traumatic deformation or skin diseases).

Accommodation reserve training using the Volkov-Dashevsky method is a set of functional exercises aimed at developing the ciliary muscle, relieving accommodation spasm and treating myopia/asthenopia (eye fatigue).