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Woman having a slit-lamp eye exam during a comprehensive eye assessment at the optometrist.

What Is a Comprehensive Eye Exam?

You might think an eye exam is just about reading letters on a chart, but there's so much more happening during your visit. A comprehensive eye exam goes far beyond checking if you need glasses, it's a complete health check for your eyes and can even detect serious conditions like diabetes or brain tumours before…
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Can I Drive After an Eye Exam?

Worried you won't be able to drive after your eye exam? The good news is that most modern eye exams don't require dilation at all, and even when they do, many people can still drive themselves home safely. Whether you'll need a ride depends on the type of exam, your eye health, and how your…
Close-up of a person receiving radiofrequency treatment around the eyes to help improve meibomian gland function and relieve dry eye symptoms.

Radiofrequency (RF) for Dry-Eye Relief: Everything to Know

Dry eyes can make every day feel like a struggle. You've tried eye drops, warm compresses, and maybe even changed your daily routine, but the burning and irritation keep coming back. Radiofrequency (RF) therapy offers a warm, spa-like treatment that melts meibomian gland blockages and tightens your eyelids, providing relief when traditional dry eye treatments…
A man undergoes an eye exam using a slit lamp while an optometrist observes his eye closely.

What Diseases Can Be Detected in an Eye Exam?

Most people see their annual eye exam as just a vision check. But behind the simple letter chart is a significant preventive tool in modern healthcare. Routine eye exams can uncover serious health issues like diabetes, stroke risk, and even brain tumours, often before symptoms show up anywhere else.  Your eyes offer a unique view…
A patient looks upward as a healthcare provider in gloves and a face mask administers eye drops during an eye exam.

Does Dry Eye Cause Blurry Vision?

Many people assume blurry vision means they need new glasses or contact lenses, but that’s not always the case. If your vision blurs and clears throughout the day, especially during screen time or in dry environments, the real issue may be with your tear film. Dry eye can cause blurry vision, especially when your tear…
Patient receiving an IPL photofacial treatment with a handheld light device applied to the face.

How Does an IPL Photofacial Work?

If you’ve started noticing more sunspots, redness, or uneven skin tone as the years go by, you’re not alone. These changes are often just part of the natural aging process. As our collagen levels decline and our skin gets thinner, signs of sun damage and other imperfections become more visible. Fortunately, there’s a noninvasive treatment…
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What Does Astigmatism Look Like?

Have you ever noticed that your vision seems slightly off—even with your glasses or contacts on? Maybe road signs look fuzzy, or letters on a page appear shadowed. If so, astigmatism could be the cause. Astigmatism is a common refractive error that can cause blurry, distorted, or stretched vision at any distance. It happens when…
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What Are Multifocal Contact Lenses?

Whether you’re reading a book, scrolling on your phone, or driving through busy city streets, having clear vision at all distances is essential. But as your eyes age or change, seeing sharply near and far isn’t always simple. If you’ve found yourself switching between multiple pairs of glasses or struggling with blurry close-up text, multifocal…
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Pink Eye vs. Stye: How to Tell The Difference

Have you ever woken up with a red, irritated eye and wondered if it’s pink eye or a stye? You’re not alone. These 2 common eye conditions are often confused because they can look and feel quite similar at first.  But here’s the key difference: pink eye causes redness across the white of the eye,…

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Visit Our Locations

We’re proud to be a part of the vibrant communities of Liberty Village and Yonge & Eglinton. Whether you’re stopping by for a routine eye exam, exploring our aesthetic services, or seeking specialized care for conditions like dry eyes or myopia, we’re here to serve you. 

Each of our locations is not just a place to receive top-tier eye care but also an extension of the neighbourhoods we’re deeply connected to.

See & Be Seen Eyecare Liberty Village

Visit us in the vibrant heart of Liberty Village, just steps from King West. We’re conveniently located next to Portrait Dental and directly across from Aroma.

  • #136 – 171 East Liberty Street
  • Toronto, ON M6K 3P6

See & Be Seen Eyecare Midtown

We’re excited to be part of the Yonge & Eglinton area! After your visit, explore the vibrant shops, dining, and entertainment this neighbourhood has to offer.

  • 2594 Yonge Street
  • Toronto, ON M4P 2J4

Brands We Carry

  • Chanel
  • Blackfin
  • Dita
  • Tom Ford
  • Maui Jim
  • Salt
  • Celine
  • Etnia Barcelona
  • Essilor
  • Kate Spade
  • Prada
  • Chanel
  • Blackfin
  • Dita
  • Tom Ford
  • Maui Jim
  • Salt
  • Celine
  • Etnia Barcelona
  • Essilor
  • Kate Spade
  • Prada

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