Comprehensive Eye Exam in Mississauga
Get a complete assessment of your vision and eye health with our comprehensive eye exams in Mississauga. We check for vision changes, eye diseases, and overall ocular health to keep your eyes at their best.
Detect Vision Problems Early
Identify issues like nearsightedness, farsightedness early.
Screen for Eye Diseases
Catch conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, and retinal disorders efficiently.
Advanced Technology for Accuracy
Benefit from detailed imaging and modern tools for precise eye health assessments.
Eye Exam Provider - Dr. Hatim Alhamdan
With over 30 years in eye care, Dr. Hatim Alhamdan brings a wealth of expertise from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and now Canada. As a trusted optometrist in Mississauga, he provides thorough eye exams that go beyond vision correction — detecting serious conditions like brain tumors, optic nerve cancer, retinal detachment, and glaucoma at their earliest stages.
Each exam is tailored to your unique needs, ensuring accurate prescriptions, personalized treatment, and peace of mind.
How often should I get a comprehensive eye exam?
Most adults should have a full eye exam every 1–2 years. If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, vision changes, or a family history of eye disease, yearly exams are recommended.
What’s included in a comprehensive eye exam?
Our exams go beyond checking your glasses prescription. We assess eye health, screen for conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, retinal detachment, and optic nerve disorders, and use advanced technology such as OCT scans, visual field testing, and MYAH dry eye/myopia monitoring.
How long does an eye exam take?
A typical comprehensive eye exam takes about 30–45 minutes, depending on your eye health and whether extra testing (like dilation or advanced imaging) is needed.
Can a comprehensive eye exam detect serious health issues?
Yes. Beyond vision problems, our exams can detect early signs of serious conditions such as brain tumors, optic nerve cancer, diabetes-related eye damage, and hypertension-related changes.
Do I need to prepare for the exam or bring anything?
Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of medications, and any previous eye health records if available. If we dilate your eyes, you may want someone to drive you home as your vision can be blurry for a few hours.
