The Topcon Maestro OCT is an all-in-one imaging system combining spectral-domain OCT with non-mydriatic fundus photography. Built for efficiency, it delivers fully automated capture, making it ideal for clinics focused on speed, consistency, and scalability.
Looking for a OCT? Check out our current equipment listings:
The Topcon Maestro OCT is available in multiple configurations:
Compare two systems: Topcon Triton vs Topcon Maestro
Clinics are under pressure to see more patients while maintaining diagnostic accuracy. The Maestro solves this with:
Upgrading your OCT? You may be able to sell or trade in your old equipment. Click the button below for a fast valuation.
What does the Topcon Maestro do?
It performs automated OCT scans and captures fundus images for diagnosing retinal and glaucoma conditions.
Is the Topcon Maestro fully automated?
Yes. It automatically aligns, focuses, and captures images with minimal user input.
Do you need dilation?
No. It includes non-mydriatic fundus imaging for most patients.
Is it good for screening?
Yes. It’s widely used in high-volume screening environments due to speed and consistency.
What’s the difference between Maestro and Triton?
Maestro uses spectral-domain OCT with full automation. Triton uses swept-source OCT for deeper imaging but requires more operator involvement.
What are the different Topcon Maestro models?
The Maestro lineup includes the original Maestro (3D OCT-1), the upgraded Maestro2, and Maestro2 with OCT Angiography (OCTA).
Maestro vs Maestro2. What’s the difference?
Maestro2 offers wider scans, improved imaging, and optional OCTA, making it more suitable for advanced diagnostics and high-volume clinics.
Upgrading your OCT? Take a look at our current equipment listings.
Still researching your equipment options? Check out our other resources about the Ophthalmic Equipment Market.
Best OCT Machines in Ophthalmology (2026)
Best Fundus Cameras in Ophthalmology (2026)
