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Follow-Up Visits

Depending on your disease, you will probably have several of the tests repeated that you had on your first visit. Further testing may be required if your status has changed or more information is needed. You may also be returning for treatment on your next visit, and each treatment requires a certain number of pre-treatment tests as well. Usually this is limited to a new set of OCT photos, vision screening, an eye pressure check and dilation, but this will vary based on the patient.

Please feel free to bring a list of questions to ask your doctor about your condition, to help you remember what you were going to ask. Please also bring a list of your current medications, so we can keep your file up to date in case of emergency. If you are diabetic, please bring a snack and eat prior to attending your appointment if you can as the wait can be from 1-3 hours depending on the day.

If you have any questions about your next appointment, please feel free to contact our office at +1 (780) 448-1801.

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Suites 100, 200 & 400,                        10924-107 Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta
T5H 0X5
Tel: (780) 448-1801
Fax: (780) 448-1809

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