You'll be seen by a specialist called an optometrist.
They'll use a magnifying glass with a light to look at the back of your eyes and check your vision.
They may put drops in your eyes to make it easier for them to spot any problems. These can make your vision blurry for a few hours.
Sometimes you may be referred to an eye doctor (ophthalmologist) or specialist AMD service.
This is usually only necessary if there's a possibility you'll need to start treatment quickly. You should be referred within a day.
You may have more tests, such as a scan of the back of your eyes.
If you're diagnosed with AMD, the specialist will talk to you about what it is, what type you have and what the treatment options are.