Clear Vision Starts with Fundus Photography
At Leder Retina, we use advanced fundus photography to capture detailed images of the retina, helping detect eye conditions early and protect your sight. Serving patients in Jacksonville, FL, our team ensures this quick, painless test fits seamlessly into your eye care routine.
What to Expect from Fundus Photography at Leder Retina
Fundus photography is a specialized imaging technique that photographs the back of your eye, including the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels. This non-invasive procedure provides high-resolution pictures that help our ophthalmologists spot early signs of glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and other retinal disorders.
During your visit, a comfortable camera will capture images in just minutes—no discomfort or special preparation needed. These images become part of your medical record, allowing us to track changes over time and tailor treatments precisely. If you are concerned about your eye health or managing chronic conditions affecting your vision, this test is a valuable tool to keep your eyes healthy.
At Leder Retina, we combine cutting-edge technology with personalized care to make fundus photography a smooth, informative experience. Feel free to contact us at (904) 201-9887 or use the link below to request an appointment and learn more about how we safeguard your vision.
FAQs
What is fundus photography?
Fundus photography is a technique that takes detailed pictures of the interior surface of the eye, including the retina, optic disc, and blood vessels. It helps detect and monitor eye diseases.
Is fundus photography painful?
No, fundus photography is a painless procedure. It involves a specialized camera taking pictures through your pupil, with no contact or discomfort.
How long does the test take?
The imaging usually takes just a few minutes, making it a quick and efficient part of your eye exam at Leder Retina.
Do I need to prepare before fundus photography?
Generally, no special preparation is needed. Sometimes, eye drops may be used to dilate your pupils for clearer images, but your doctor will advise if that’s necessary.
How often should I have fundus photography?
The frequency depends on your individual eye health and risk factors. Our specialists at Leder Retina will recommend a schedule based on your needs.