Ultra-Wide Retinal Imaging

See More of Your Eye Health with Optomap Retinal Imaging

Your vision can feel normal even when changes are developing inside your eyes.

At In2Eyes, Optomap Ultra-Wide Digital Retinal Imaging allows our optometrists to capture a much wider view of the retina compared with traditional retinal photography.

This detailed image helps us examine important structures at the back of your eye, identify areas that may need closer attention and create a record that can be monitored over time.

Most importantly, we use the images to help you understand your own eye health and explain what we are seeing.

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Optomap Ultra Wide Digital Retinal Imaging
200° Retina View Ultra-widefield imaging captured quickly and comfortably.

Why Optomap Retinal Imaging Matters

Some eye health changes may develop before you notice symptoms. Having a detailed view of the retina gives your optometrist more information when assessing your eye health.

Wider Retinal View Optomap captures up to a 200-degree view of the retina, allowing your optometrist to examine a larger area in one image.
Earlier Detection Support Detailed imaging can help identify changes that may require monitoring or further assessment.
Future Comparison Images can be stored as part of your record and compared over time when appropriate.
Patient Understanding Your optometrist can show you your own retinal images and explain what they mean.
Quick Imaging The scan captures detailed images quickly, allowing more time to discuss your results.
Comfortable Experience The imaging process is quick, non-invasive and patient friendly.
Technology is most valuable when it helps you understand your eyes and make informed decisions about your care.

Retinal Imaging May Help Assess

Retinal abnormalities
Glaucoma-related changes
Macular changes
Changes associated with diabetes
Changes associated with blood pressure

A More Complete Picture of Your Eye Health

Optomap imaging creates detailed images of the retina, its blood supply and the optic nerve.

These images provide your optometrist with additional information that may support assessment, monitoring and discussions about your eye health.

Rather than simply telling you what we find, we can show you the images and explain what we are seeing.

Your Next Step

Take a Closer Look at Your Eye Health

A comprehensive eye examination allows your optometrist to assess your eyes and determine whether Optomap retinal imaging may be useful for you.

Visit In2Eyes at:
511 Whitehorse Road
Surrey Hills, Victoria 3127

Book an Eye Examination Call 03 9836 6883