Frequently Asked Questions

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Why should I get an eye exam?

Getting an eye exam can allow someone to assess the risk for developing vision-related health problems. In some health conditions, vision problems are not the primary symptoms, but can be a red flag for something else going on. Getting your eyes checked is just good medicine regardless of your age or if you have any special medical concerns.

Read this leaflet for more information on what to expect during your first appointment with our Hong Kong optometrist.

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What is the difference between an eye exam and a vision screening?

An eye examination is a medical assessment to detect vision disorders. Specialised techniques and instruments are used to examine the various functions of your eyes to ensure optimal performance and health. We are qualified to prescribe and supply glasses and contact lenses to improve your vision. Vision screening is a series of tests to identify if an individual has a problem seeing. These tests can be set up in schools or public buildings to test if a child can see while at school or allow someone to get a driver’s license to operate motor vehicles.
How do I know if my child needs glasses?

Does your child have difficulty seeing words when reading or do they mistake objects when they are further away? If so, they may need glasses. If you’re not sure, it never hurts to have an eye exam! Dr. Thai knows that children’s eyesight is vital to their health and development. That’s why she’s committed to providing the best eye care possible for every phase of life–from infancy through adulthood. With cutting-edge technology combined with extensive post-graduate education, Dr. Thai offers world-class service personalised for each individual’s needs.
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What are some signs that my child has vision problems?

A 20/20 eyesight test won’t tell you everything about your child’s vision. Some signs that there might be a vision problem include headaches, abnormal posture, loss-of-place when reading, and avoiding close-up work.

Dr. Thai explains more about children’s vision and signs that your child should have an eye examination in this leaflet.

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