Glaucoma Eye Exams in Frisco, TX
Early Detection. Expert Monitoring. Vision Preservation.
Glaucoma affects over 3 million Americans, often without noticeable symptoms until significant peripheral vision is lost.
A glaucoma eye exam provides the proactive testing and ongoing monitoring needed to catch this “silent” disease early, when treatment can slow progression and safeguard your sight.
What’s Included in a Glaucoma Eye Exam
Your specialized glaucoma evaluation combines advanced diagnostics with Dr. Yee’s expertise to give you the most thorough care available in Frisco, TX:
Optomap Retinal & Optic Nerve Imaging
High‑resolution scans reveal subtle structural changes in your optic nerve before vision loss occurs.
Baseline & Annual Visual Field Testing
Peripheral vision mapping detects even the smallest field defects, essential for early glaucoma diagnosis.
Precision IOP Monitoring
Intraocular pressure checks with the Topcon CT‑80 identify elevated eye pressure, a major glaucoma risk factor.
Gonioscopy for Angle Assessment
A quick lens exam evaluates your eye’s drainage angle, distinguishing open‑angle from angle‑closure glaucoma.
Specialist-Level Risk Management
Patients at high risk are referred for baseline OCT and GDX testing with a trusted ophthalmologist. Dr. Yee reviews those results, coordinates care, and adjusts your monitoring schedule accordingly.
Decades of Glaucoma Focus
As a glaucoma specialist, Dr. Yee brings years of targeted training and research to every exam, ensuring you receive the most informed recommendations and treatment plans.
Collaborative Care Model
Detailed reports are shared with your ophthalmologist and primary care provider, keeping your entire health team aligned on your vision goals.
Local, Compassionate Service
Serving Frisco, The Colony, Little Elm, Plano, and beyond, our practice combines hometown warmth with state‑of‑the‑art glaucoma care.
Can a Regular Eye Exam Detect Glaucoma?
A regular eye exam may flag certain warning signs, like elevated eye pressure or changes in the optic nerve, but it often lacks the specialized tests needed for early glaucoma detection.
Only a dedicated glaucoma eye exam (including visual field testing, gonioscopy, and optic nerve imaging) can reliably identify this “silent” disease before vision loss occurs.
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