Optos Retinal Imaging


OPTOS AT OPTYX NEW YORK
OPTOS RETINAL IMAGING – 200° OF YOUR EYE IN A SINGLE SCAN
A non-invasive ultra-widefield scan that surfaces what symptoms can't – for the most thorough view of your eye health.
PREVENTIVE SCREENING
RETINAL CHANGES
AGE-RELATED CHANGES
VISION CHANGES
HOW YOUR OPTOS SCAN GOES
Optos imaging is part of your comprehensive OPTYX exam. Here's what happens in the chair:
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TAKE YOUR SEAT
Settle into the imaging chair. No dilation drops needed.
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LOOK INTO THE DEVICE
You'll see a comfortable green target to focus on.
- 03
A QUICK FLASH
The scan captures in under a second per eye. Painless and contact-free.
- 04
REVIEW WITH YOUR DOCTOR
Your OPTYX optometrist will walk you through your retinal image and explain everything they see.
WHAT YOUR OPTOS SCAN CAN REVEAL
From early-stage conditions to structural changes invisible to the naked eye - mapped in a single, non-invasive capture.
Optomap® color rg Diagnostic Atlas — ultra-widefield color imaging that maps vascular and structural changes across the full retina.




NON-INVASIVE
No contact with the eye, no discomfort.
200° CAPTURE
The widest single-scan view in retinal imaging.
EARLY DETECTION
Surfaces early signs of eye and systemic conditions.
POWERED BY NIKON
Built on Nikon's precision imaging expertise.




NO DILATION
No drops, no waiting, no light sensitivity after.
UNDER A SECOND
The scan itself is faster than a blink, per eye.
FIND OPTOS RETINAL IMAGING AT OPTYX
Currently available at:
PORT WASHINGTONLong Island
WANTAGHLong Island
WHEATLEY PLAZA / GREENVALELong Island
GARDEN CITY PARKLong Island
Real Feedback from
Those We've HelpedFrequently Asked Questions
Optos is an ultra-widefield retinal scan that captures up to 200° of your retina in a single image — far more than the ~15% seen with traditional methods. It's a fast, non-invasive way to look deeper into your eye health.
No. The scan is completely contact-free and painless. You simply look into the device while it captures the image in under a second per eye.
In most cases, no. Optos imaging is designed to capture a wide view of your retina without dilation, so there's no waiting and no light sensitivity afterward.
The capture itself is faster than a blink — under a second per eye. The full review with your optometrist takes just a few minutes as part of your comprehensive exam.
Ultra-widefield imaging can surface early signs of eye and systemic conditions — including retinal tears, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and signs of high blood pressure — often before symptoms appear.
Optos imaging is part of your comprehensive OPTYX exam. Your optometrist will review the scan with you and explain everything they see.
For most people, once a year alongside your annual eye exam is ideal. Your optometrist may recommend more frequent imaging based on your eye health and risk factors.



