Digital retinal imaging
Retinal imaging helps document the back of the eye and can support monitoring over time. Add specific device details if you want to name the exact equipment.
Ashfield NSW local optometrist
Technology and equipment we use in Ashfield.
Technology pages help patients understand how a clinic checks eye health, monitors changes and supports decision-making. This page should be kept aligned with the equipment actually used in practice.
Technology we use at iFocus Optometrists
Technology page for iFocus Optometrists Ashfield, covering digital retinal imaging, myopia monitoring, children's eye examinations, glaucoma screening and contact lens assessment.
- Digital retinal imaging
- Myopia monitoring
- Advanced children's eye examinations
- Glaucoma screening technology
- Contact lens assessment
Reviewed by: Dr Shirley Wang, B.Optom UNSW
Qualifications: Bachelor of Optometry, University of New South Wales
Languages: English, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese
Last medically reviewed: June 2026
Myopia monitoring
Myopia monitoring may include prescription tracking, clinical measurements and discussion of eye growth risk factors. If axial length measurement is available, it can be added here.
Advanced children's eye examinations
Children's vision checks may consider prescription, focusing, binocular vision, school symptoms, family history and myopia risk.
Glaucoma screening technology
Glaucoma risk assessment can include eye pressure, optic nerve assessment, imaging or visual field testing depending on available equipment and clinical need.
Contact lens assessment
Contact lens care considers prescription, fit, corneal health, tear film, comfort, wearing schedule and safe handling.
Common questions
Does technology replace an eye test?
No. Technology supports the optometrist's clinical assessment and explanation.
Should exact equipment names be listed?
Yes, once confirmed. Naming actual equipment can improve trust and patient understanding.
Can technology help monitor myopia?
Monitoring tools can help track changes over time, but the review plan depends on the child's clinical findings.