Special Exam Services | Mountain View Optometry and Contact Lens Clinic

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We take pride in our advanced clinical skills and bringing you state-of-the-art eye care technology. We focus on the whole person and giving you the best vision possible!

At this time, ALL visits to Mountain View Optometry are by appointment only (including routine, contact lens and optical visits). Please call us 650-967-6649 to schedule your visit. For routine annual exams, you can use the REQUEST APPOINTMENT tab on this website .

Special Exam Services
At the Doctor's discretion, additional evaluations may be necessary for your best care. Our staff can discuss them with you as needed. Some of these services are listed below.

Contact Lens Evaluation

Additional evaluation of the corneal surface and tear film, necessary for all contact wearers and refractive surgery patients.

Topography

Additional digital mapping of the corneal surface, necessary for refractive surgery and Orthokeratology patients, and for some contact lens wearers. May also be necessary for some patients with corneal irregularities or disease.

Optical Coherence Tomography

High resolution retinal scanner used for retinal imaging and analysis. This sophisticated equipment can be used to examine ocular tissue for diseases of the retina and glaucoma.

Pachymetry

Measurement of the corneal thickness, necessary for refractive surgery patients.

Threshold Visual Fields

Comprehensive mapping of peripheral vision sensitivity to evaluate the extent of vision loss.

Exophthalmometry

Measuring the protrusion of the eyeball from the orbit.

Contact Lens Fitting

This is the process of using the examination and corneal measurements to design or redesign any parameter of a contact lens for the individual eye. Conditions as astigmatism, high refractive error, or presbyopia can increase the complexity of the process.

Contact Lens Refitting

After the initial fitting of contact lenses, a patient needs to be observed to evaluate vision and ocular health on the eyes. Change to the contact lens design may be required if vision of ocular health is compromised. Unique ocular conditions may increase the complexity and length on case management for a particular patient. On occasion, refitting an existing contact lens wearer may require case management.

Digital Documentation

Capturing a permanent digital image of an eye condition with cameras and microscopes for the purpose of documentation and monitoring possible progression of the condition.