Diagnosis

Maintaining your vision and eye health is easy when you have a Total Vision optometrist keeping track of your care. Your routine eye exams allow your optometrist to keep a watchful eye over any changes or issues that arise, so that you can receive the fastest possible diagnosis. Once the problem is identified, your Total Vision optometrist will develop the best possible treatment plan for you - so you can get back to living your life well.

Vision Problems

One of the most common reasons to visit your eye doctor is ongoing blurred vision. If the blurred vision is new, your Total Vision optometrist will rule out eye diseases and diagnose nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. Furnished with a precisely correct prescription, you can continue all normal activities without interruption.

The most common treatments for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism are glasses, contact lenses, or Lasik surgery.

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Glasses

Your local Total Vision has a wide variety of stylish, functional frames for you to choose from. They can also offer lens treatments from anti-reflective to Transitions to best fit into your lifestyle. With the guidance of your Total Vision optometrist and optician, you can find glass you’ll love to wear every day.

Contact Lenses

The best type of contact lenses for you will depend upon your particular vision problems and your lifestyle. Your local Total Vision eye care center is fully equipped to offer soft, rigid, multifocal, toric, daily disposable, reusable, and fashion color lenses. Your optometrist will ensure you’re fitted with the best lenses for your needs.

Lasik Surgery

If you are a candidate, lasik surgery can be a highly effective way to regain perfect 20/20 vision. During a Lasik consultation at your Total Vision eye care center, your optometrist will run through a variety of tests and measurements to ensure your potential surgery can be successful.

Computer Vision Care

If visual problems are exacerbated by computer or digital device use, you may also be suffering from Computer Vision Syndrome. Common symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome include neck and shoulder pain, eye strain, blurring vision, dry eyes, and headaches.

When Computer Vision Syndrome is diagnosed, treatments can range from specialized computer glasses or contact lenses, lens treatments, and visual therapies. Your Total Vision optometrist can help you find the correct combination of treatments for your needs.

Eye Diseases

Whether you are experiencing sudden symptoms or managing an ongoing issue, the regular care of your Total Vision optometrist is a powerful tool for maintaining your sight. From macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy to keratoconus or dry eyes to simple conjunctivitis, your Total Vision optometrist will evaluate your condition, diagnose the problem, and help you arrive at the best possible solution.

Available treatments for a variety of eye diseases and conditions range from overall lifestyle adjustments, pharmaceuticals, specialized glasses and contact lenses, laser surgeries, and more. To ensure you are always receiving the latest and best possible care, visit your optometrist at your local Total Vision eye care center.

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The Care You Deserve

Your local Total Vision eye care center is designed and equipped to help you maintain your eye health throughout your life. At every center, you will find trained and capable optometrists and staff who are all focused on retaining and enhancing your sight. We work together as a team so that we can serve you and your family better. With convenient locations in Carmel Valley, Rancho Bernardo, Tierrasanta, Solana Beach, University City, Del Mar, and La Jolla, a supportive and exceptional optometrist is always nearby and ready to help.

COVID-19 Update:

Dear Patient,
We are pleased to announce that the California Department of Public Health has given us permission to resume full scope eye care, including preventative care and postponed exams.

At Total Vision Care, the health of our patients, doctors, and associates is our top priority. We are taking precautions to ensure the safety of our community.

Health and safety protocols we are taking:

All visits are by appointment to ensure social distancing. This includes picking up of glasses/contact lenses, adjustments on glasses, and ordering new products.

Patients are asked to arrive to their appointment alone and notify us from your vehicle once you arrive (a parent/guardian may accompany a minor and a family member/caretaker may assist a senior). Please call the office and someone will greet you at the door.

Prior to your entry a team member will take your temperature, provide you with hand sanitizer and ask you a series of questions regarding your health and possible COVID-19 exposure. Our team members are all subject to these same screening protocols.

All doctors, associates, and patients must wear masks.

Our team sterilizes all equipment and surfaces after every patient and disinfects all frames prior to placing them back on display.

What we ask of patients:

If you have any of the following symptoms, you must reschedule your appointment for a future date: Fever, fatigue, cough, shortness of breath, gastro-intestinal symptoms (diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, or stomach pains), recent loss of smell or taste.

Please bring a mask which must be worn in our facilities at all times.

Your patience in adhering to new safety protocols.

Please feel welcome to communicate any questions that you have to your Total Vision Care practice associates.

In addition, we will continue to monitor CDC, WHO, governmental, and optometric associations guidelines and make changes as appropriate to protect our community. Thank you so much for your continued support of our practices. We appreciate your patience throughout this process and for trusting us with your eyecare needs.

Sincerely,
The Total Vision Care Family of Eyecare Professionals