At White Rock Optometry, we believe great eye care starts with great tools. That’s why our clinic is equipped with some of the most advanced imaging and diagnostic systems available. These technologies help us detect issues earlier, personalise your care, and make every visit as comfortable and efficient as possible.
From ultra-widefield retinal photography to precise corneal mapping, each device plays a key role in giving you a clearer picture of your eye health.
Maestro2 OCT
The Maestro2 is an OCT–Fundus Camera system that automatically aligns, focuses, and captures images with a single touch.
Why it’s important: This advanced scanner produces detailed cross-sectional images of the retina, optic nerve, and front of the eye. These images allow us to detect conditions like macular degeneration, glaucoma, and diabetic eye disease in their earliest stages.
What you’ll experience: You’ll rest your chin on the support while the camera takes quick, painless, contact-free images.
Optos Daytona
The Daytona is an ultra-widefield retinal imaging device that captures a high-resolution image of the back of your eye in one shot.
Why it’s important: It allows us to see areas that traditional cameras often miss, making it easier to spot subtle changes and track them over time.
What you’ll experience: A brief flash of light while you focus on a target – usually without the need for dilation.
Optos Monaco
The Monaco combines a 200° retinal image with OCT scanning, showing both the surface and cross-section of the retina in less than half a second.
Why it’s important: By combining two scans into one, we can diagnose and monitor eye conditions more quickly and accurately.
What you’ll experience: A comfortable, non-contact scan that’s over in moments.
Humphrey FDT Visual Field Analyzer
This visual field test checks how well you can see in your side (peripheral) vision.
Why it’s important: Side-vision loss can be an early sign of glaucoma and certain neurological conditions.
What you’ll experience: You’ll press a button whenever you see faint flashes of light in your peripheral vision – quick, simple, and non-invasive.
Topcon MYAH
MYAH is a multi-function device that measures eye growth (axial length), maps the cornea, and evaluates tear quality.
Why it’s important: It’s an essential tool for myopia management in children, fitting specialty contact lenses and diagnosing dry eye syndrome.
What you’ll experience: A series of short, comfortable measurements – no drops or direct contact with the eye.
Why our technology matters to White Rock patients
When it comes to protecting your vision, the right tools make all the difference. Our advanced diagnostic systems offer:
- Earlier answers – Spotting eye disease in its earliest stages, often before you notice any symptoms
- Care that fits you – Customised recommendations based on detailed, accurate measurements of your eyes
- Comfort in every step – Quick, non-invasive scans that make your visit smooth and stress-free
- Clarity you can see – Easy-to-understand visuals and explanations so you always know what’s going on with your eyes
By investing in the latest technology, we give you more than just an eye exam – we give you a complete, precise view of your eye health at every visit.
Partner with White Rock Optometry for Advanced Eye Care
Your vision deserves the clarity that only precise technology can provide. Whether it’s detecting changes early or tailoring your treatment plan, our advanced tools help us give you the highest level of care.
Book your next eye exam and experience the difference modern technology can make.