/ Step-by-step guidance

Every service begins with an accurate diagnosis

Before recommending any lenses, we make sure we understand what’s going on with your vision. The exam isn’t just a formality; it’s the starting point for everything that follows.

Close-up of an optometrist's eye examining instrument, slit-lamp beam crossing a patient's iris in soft amber clinical light, intimate framing showing only the lamp and eye detail
Close-up of an optometrist's eye examining instrument, slit-lamp beam crossing a patient's iris in soft amber clinical light, intimate framing showing only the lamp and eye detail
Patient seated at a consultation desk reviewing printed prescription notes with an optometrist, warm tungsten light from the side, hands pointing to specific lines on the document, intimate medium shot
Patient seated at a consultation desk reviewing printed prescription notes with an optometrist, warm tungsten light from the side, hands pointing to specific lines on the document, intimate medium shot

/ What we offer

Each service is designed to help you understand what you're getting and why that step is important for your long-term care.

Three areas of ongoing eye care

Complete visual examination

Prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses

Regular monitoring and oversight

We assess eyesight with an optometric examination. We measure your eye pressure using an air tonometer. In addition to preventing eye problems, such as dry eyes.

We select the type of lens best suited for each patient based on their prescription, their daily visual needs, and their age.

We recommend having an eye exam every two years to detect any changes in your vision. If you notice any changes in your vision, please don’t hesitate to come in for another exam.

Portrait-oriented close-up of an optometrist's hands carefully adjusting the nose pads of a frame on a patient, soft north-facing daylight from a nearby window, shallow depth of field with the frame in sharp focus and a cream-colored exam room wall behind
Portrait-oriented close-up of an optometrist's hands carefully adjusting the nose pads of a frame on a patient, soft north-facing daylight from a nearby window, shallow depth of field with the frame in sharp focus and a cream-colored exam room wall behind

• How we work

Proper fitting can’t be done on the fly

Every appointment begins with questions about how you use your eyes (a medical history): time spent in front of a screen, reading conditions, physical activity... These details will influence the prescription.

After the exam, we'll help you choose your new glasses and recommend the best lenses for you. We'll explain what each lens coating does and why it matters in each case.

Tu visión merece una revisión sin prisa

Agenda tu examen visual y recibe una evaluación detallada con explicación clara de cada hallazgo. Sin jerga técnica, sin decisiones apresuradas.