Optical Gallery

VARILUX Eyecode

The Visioffice® System precisely measures the position of the eyes. Eyecode technology uses those measurements to calculate a unique lens design for the individual patient:

Eye position : this is determined by the pupillary distance (PD), fitting height (FH), and the proprietary measurement of the center of the eye (ERC).

The frame fit: this is determined by the pantoscopic tilt and frame wrap. The vertex is not needed because the ERC can be directly measured by the Visioffice System.

Natural head position: This is determined by the position of the head which defines where the patient looks through their lenses.

About Us

Sandeep Advani a professionally qualified Optometrist has work experience of 18 years as Consultant Optometrist. Its his and his staff's pleasure to bring their expertise and experience to their own eye care facility at Optical Gallery in Gurgaon. Their facility is equipped with latest technology and state-of-the-art eye care equipments.

EYE HEALTH FAQS

Optometry FAQs: Your top eye health questions answered

Optical Gallery has worked to help our customers maintain their eye health for decades with expert care. If you’re still new to the world of vision care, however, you may have questions concerning exams and common eye conditions. We’ve answered a few key eye health questions to provide quick information ahead of your next appointment.

Who needs an eye exam, and how often are exams necessary?

Everyone needs eye exams. Regular exams are fundamental to the long-term health of your eyes, even if you believe you have perfect vision, because they may allow your doctor to identify potentially troublesome eye conditions before they become more serious.
Most individuals should receive their first eye exam at 6 months, age 3 and then before entering the first grade, with regular exams every two years after. However, those at greater risk for eye and vision problems should have exams at a frequency recommended by their optometrist.

What happens during an exam?

During the typical eye exam, an optometrist will test your vision and look for a variety of health issues. These issues may include eye-specific conditions – including cataracts and glaucoma – as well as other diseases, such as diabetes. Afterward, you’ll receive a prescription and any further instruction necessary.

Why are my eyes dry?

Dry eyes are a common eye issue with many causes. The condition is especially common if you’re older than 50, have had laser eye surgery, are a post-menopausal woman or have a range of medical conditions, including diabetes, arthritis, lupus or thyroid disorders. Other causes can include long periods of outdoor work or exposure to computer screens. If you’re experiencing frequent or lasting irritation, it’s important to discuss dry eyes with your optometrist.

Why is ultraviolet (UV) protection important?

Exposure to ultraviolet light can deliver serious eye damage, potentially leading to several long-term eye health conditions, such as cataracts or macular degeneration. Keeping such conditions at bay is simple with the variety of high-quality sunglasses available at Optical Gallery.

What is Cataract

A cataract refers to the clouding of the lens, a portion of the eye behind the iris and pupil. Cataracts may lead to vision loss, and they’re the world’s most common cause of blindness.

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