Working Hours
M, T, TH-F 9:00-5:30
Wed 10:30-7:00
Location
19475 Boggy Creek Rd suite B, Orlando, FL 32832
Call or Text Us
407-440-4589
Fax
407-440-4806
OUR SERVICES
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Expert Eyewear Specialists Concierge Services
We offer a concierge optical experience. Our licensed optician will help you choose frames that best fit your face and will help you choose lenses that best fit your lifestyle. We also offer refreshments such as coffee, hot chocolate, water, soda, and wine. Our frames are high quality. You should be able to find a style that is uniquely you. Because we have independent frame lines, you’ll see frames and styles you won’t find anywhere else.
We offer bespoke services. What is bespoke? You pick out a frame style you like, and we take measurements. Tom Davies then creates a frame that is completely tailored to you. Never again will you feel like your frame doesn’t fit your face.
We also offer Mystyle lenses for progressive lens wearers. Through a computer program from Hoya, we ask questions about your lifestyle—your work and hobbies—and then Hoya takes those answers and tailor designs lenses to your specific needs. Ask about taking the quiz to find out which lenses work for your lifestyle.
Let's get you the lenses that will make you feel confident and match your personality.
OUR EYE EXAMS & EVALUATIONS
Comprehensive Eye Exams
Comprehensive eye exams includes a group of tests in order to do a complete evaluation of the health of your eyes and your vision.
Children under 6 years exams
Our comprehensive exams for children include the same tests as adults. We also have the option of shapes or numbers if your child cannot read yet. We trial frame the prescription to make sure your child can see. We also offer the option of showing parents what their kids can see without glasses to help them better understand what their child sees every day.
Myopia Control
Myopia (or nearsightedness), one out of two people (50%) have it. Dr. Michelle Hanley can help slow the progression of myopia in children. While myopia cannot be reversed, the goal of treatment is to keep it from getting worse. This can protect a child’s eye health in the future, despite still needing to wear lenses.
Eye Conditions Evaluation
Glaucoma monitoring and treatment. Evaluation of other conditions such as macular degeneration, cataracts, and field loss.
Diabetic Eye Exams
A diabetic eye exam is a detailed evaluation of the health of your retina and other parts of the eye that can be affected by diabetes.
Retinal screening/imaging
These screenings use multiple technologies to gather different images and scans of the retina, optic nerve, blood vessels, and other associated structures of the back of the eye.
Concierge Care
Desire a higher level of product and services for your eyes? We cater all your needs and guarantee you will find a good fit.
Contact Lens Exams
A contact lens exam will include both a comprehensive eye exam, your general vision prescription and then a contact lens consultation and measurement to determine the proper lens fit.
Specialty Contact Lens Fitting and Evaluation
The doctor will evaluate the cornea for abnormalities that are specifically related to contact lens wear.
More Information About Our Services
Comprehensive Eye Exams
To adequately evaluate and diagnose your eyes at Innovation Eye Care, we use specialized state-of-the-art top technology, equipment and procedures for the best results.
Only optometrists like Dr. Michelle Hanley can perform a comprehensive eye and vision examination. She has the training and skills necessary to give diagnoses and prescribe treatments.
A comprehensive eye exam is an important part of your health and should be scheduled every two to three years unless your optometrist says otherwise. Your comprehensive eye exam can help your doctor diagnose other health risks you may have and seek preventative measures to help your overall health.
A comprehensive adult eye examination includes:
- Patient background and history
- Visual acuity measurement
- Retinoscopy
- Autorefractors and aberrometers
- Assessment of refractive status to determine the presence of nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism
- Eye health examination.
- Slit Lamp Test
- Tonometry
- Pupil Dilation
- Autorefractors and aberrometers
- Evaluation of eye focusing, eye teaming and, eye movement abilities
- Additional tests as needed
Children's Exams
Every child needs an eye exam. We see children as young as 6 months old
Our comprehensive exams for children include the same tests as adults. We also have the option of shapes or numbers if your child cannot read yet. We trial frame the prescription to make sure your child can see. We also offer the option of showing parents what their kids can see without glasses to help them better understand what their child sees every day.
Your child’s eye exam will include:
- Ocular Motility
- Binocular Function
- Visual Acuity
- Refraction
- Eye Health
Good To Know For Parents:
It is best to have all initial paperwork completed prior to the infant’s arrival in the office and to have them arrive as close to the scheduled appointment time as possible. Keeping wait times to a minimum will allow the infant to be more amiable and less fussy during the assessment.
Contact Lens Exams
Are you deciding to use contact lenses? It is important to know which contact lens size fits properly and comfortably. As well as understanding lens safety and hygiene.
A contact lens exam will include both a comprehensive eye exam to check your overall eye health, your general vision prescription, and then a contact lens consultation and measurement to determine the proper lens fit.
A contact lens exam will include both a comprehensive eye exam to check your overall eye health, your general vision prescription, and then a contact lens consultation and measurement to determine the proper lens fit.
A contact lens exam includes:
- A Comprehensive Eye Exam
- A Contact Lens Consultation
- Contact Lens Fitting
- Corneal Curvature
- Pupil or Iris Size
- Tear Film Evaluation
- Contact Lens Trial and Prescription
- Follow-Up
Glaucoma Monitoring and Treatment
Glaucoma is a condition that damages your eye’s optic nerve. Most people with glaucoma have no early symptoms or pain. It is a good idea to visit your optometrist once every 2-3 years if your eye exams have been negative for glaucoma.
We diagnose Glaucoma through our comprehensive eye exam. Glaucoma worsens over time, so it is a good idea to check your eyes frequently with an optometrist like Dr. Michelle Hanley to get it diagnosed early.
Glaucoma testing includes:
- Patient history to determine any symptoms the patient is experiencing and if there are any general health problems and family history that may be contributing to the problem.
- Visual acuity measurements to determine if vision is being affected.
- Tonometry to measure the pressure inside the eye to detect increased risk factors for glaucoma.
- Visual field testing, also called perimetry, to check if the field of vision has been affected by glaucoma. This test measures your side (peripheral) vision and central vision by either determining the dimmest amount of light that can be detected in various locations of vision, or by determining sensitivity to targets other than light.
- List ItemPachymetry to measure corneal thickness. People with thinner corneas are at an increased risk of developing glaucoma.
- Evaluation of the retina of the eye, which may include photographs or scans of the optic nerve, to monitor any changes over time.
- Supplemental testing, which may include gonioscopy. This procedure offers a view of the angle anatomy, which is where eye fluid drainage occurs. Serial tonometry is another possible test. This procedure acquires several pressure measurements over time, looking for changes in the eye pressure throughout the day. In addition, devices can be used to measure nerve fiber thickness and to look for tissue loss on specific areas of the nerve fiber layer.
- Follow-Up
Glaucoma treatment:
Glaucoma treatment focuses on reducing pressure in the eye to relieve some of the symptoms caused by the disease. Regular use of prescription eye drops is the most common and often the first treatment. Some cases may require systemic medications, laser treatment, or other surgery. While there is not yet a cure for glaucoma, early diagnosis and continuing treatment can preserve eyesight.
There are also:
- Medications
- Surgery
- Laser surgery
- Conventional surgery
- Drainage implants
Talk to Dr. Michelle Hanley for more information on glaucoma options and treatments.
Diabetic Eye Exams
Glaucoma is a condition that damages your eye’s optic nerve. Most people with glaucoma have no early symptoms or pain. It is a good idea to visit your optometrist once every 2-3 years if your eye exams have been negative for glaucoma.
We diagnose Glaucoma through our comprehensive eye exam. Glaucoma worsens over time, so it is a good idea to check your eyes frequently with an optometrist like Dr. Michelle Hanley to get it diagnosed early.
Some of the symptoms of diabetic retinopathy are:
- Floaters, or dots and dark strings, in your field of vision
- Dark or empty areas in your field of vision
- Blurry vision
- Difficulty focusing
- Vision changes that seem to fluctuate
- Altered color vision
- Partial or total vision loss
Why is important to do a Comprehensive Eye Exam:
The only way to diagnose diabetic retinopathy is to have a dilated eye exam which comes in our Comprehensive Eye Exam. Dr. Michelle Hanley will place drops in your eyes to dilate your pupils and see inside your eyes to inspect for damage caused by retinopathy.
We do evaluations of other conditions such as macular degeneration, cataracts, and field loss.
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