You’ve probably heard of ultrasound. It’s a medical technique that uses sound waves to make images from inside your body. Well you can think of OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) as an ultrasound for your eyes. But we use light instead of sound.
OCT gives us super-detailed, 3D images of the retina and other layers inside your eye. This helps us spot things like glaucoma, macular degeneration, or diabetic eye disease early. It’s also great for tracking how well treatments are working, because it shows changes over time.
OCT is quick, painless, and safe. It gives us a powerful way to see what’s happening beneath the surface. We can learn what’s going on quickly, and without fuss. That means better care for you and your loved ones.
