Centro Oftalmológico del Llano

Prepare for Your Visit

Everything Ready for Your Appointment

A Few Simple Tips Will Help You Prepare for Your Visit

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What Should You Bring to Your Appointment?

Your Glasses or Contact Lenses

Your Latest Prescription, If Available

Medical Reports and Previous Test Results

A List of Your Regular Medication

Before You Arrive

Avoid Wearing Contact Lenses for 48 Hours Before Your Appointment

If you use eye ointment, try not to apply it immediately beforehand unless essential.

Allow Plenty of Time So Your Appointment Can Be Calm and Unhurried.

If you are coming about a specific problem, note when it started and which symptoms you have noticed.

Important: At some appointments, we may need to dilate your pupils to examine the back of the eye. If so, your vision may remain blurred for a few hours. We recommend bringing someone with you and avoiding driving after your appointment.

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Your Visit, Step by Step

What Will Happen During Your Visit?

A Clear Process So You Know What to Expect.

1. Reception

We will check your details and the reason for your appointment.

2. Eye Examination

The specialist will assess your eyes and carry out any necessary tests.

3. Advice and Next Steps

We will explain your diagnosis and recommend the next step.

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Please Note

Useful Advice

Small details that help us provide more complete and safer care.

Bring someone with you if you think your pupils may need to be dilated.

Bring details of any previous treatments, if available.

Tell us if you have diabetes, high blood pressure or an autoimmune condition.

Let us know if you take anticoagulants or antiplatelet medication.

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