Outpatient Services

• Help patients understand what a general eye exam is.
• Explain why regular eye checkups are important.

An Overview

A general eye exam helps detect early signs of vision problems, eye strain, infections, and age‑related changes. Regular checkups are important for children, adults, and seniors to maintain healthy vision. Patients often visit for blurry vision, headaches, dryness, or routine prescription updates.

Workflow at Sukruthi Eye Care

· Visual acuity test — Measures clarity of vision.

· Refraction test — Determines the correct prescription for glasses.

· Slit‑lamp examination — Checks the front part of the eye for infections or dryness.

· Eye pressure test (Tonometry) — Screens for glaucoma.

· Retina evaluation — Examines the back of the eye for any issues.

Equipment we use at Sukruthi Eye Care

· Auto‑refractor — Axis AutoRefractoKeratometer. Quick and precise measurement of Spectacle power and corneal curvature.

· Slit lamp — Zeiss and Haag Strait Models. Allows detailed examination of the eye surface as well as inside with +90 and +60D lenses

· Tonometer — Zeiss Applanation Tonometer, Schiotz Indentation Tonometer and iCare Rebound Tonometer. Measures eye pressure comfortably.

Your Experience at Sukruthi Eye Care

· Before the exam — Basic questions about symptoms and medical history.

· During the exam — Series of tests to check vision, eye pressure, and eye health.

· After the exam — Doctor explains results and suggests next steps.

Our Expertise at Sukruthi Eye Care

Dr. MS Prashanth has Clinical and Surgical Experience of over 3 decades in diagnosing, discussing and managing most eye related problems from spectacle prescriptions, through Cataract and Refractive surgeries to complex eye conditions like Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma etc. This is singleton conservative & traditional practice with personal care as opposed to the impersonal Corporate Culture that is gradually creeping into all healthcare sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

· How long does the exam take? Usually 15–20 minutes.

· Do I need to bring my old glasses? Yes, it helps compare your current prescription.

· Will my eyes be dilated? Only if needed for a detailed retina check.

· Is the exam safe for children and seniors? Yes, completely safe and recommended.

How often should I get an eye exam? Once a year, or sooner if symptoms appear.