For scheduled eye exams, you may expect to discuss any changes you noticed in your medical history since you saw your eye doctor last time. And if it is your first appointment, you may be asked to provide a more detailed medical history, including all medications you are taking, and any vision issues your parents might have experienced. Make sure you bring in all eyewear that you are wearing at present so it can be evaluated by your eye specialist.
Besides this, you will need to undergo a series of vision screenings and other vision tests to help determine your eye health and the quality of your vision. These tests will also help to find if your current prescription glasses are still meeting your vision needs. The eye doctor will also check the eyes for signs of any vision problems or eye conditions.
Finally, you should have a detailed discussion about the current state of your vision and eye health, and your eye specialist may suggest vision correction in the form of contact lenses or eyeglasses. Any health problems or serious vision complications would also be discussed, including steps you need to take to protect and preserve your sight.