Pediatric Eye Problems

Children may face unique eye issues that require early diagnosis and gentle, specialized care to ensure healthy visual development and prevent long-term vision loss.

Key Areas of Care

• Refractive Errors – Diagnosis and correction of nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism in children
• Pediatric Cataracts – Timely detection and surgery to restore clear vision in infants and young children
• Congenital Ptosis – Surgical correction of drooping eyelids to prevent vision obstruction and developmental delays
• Lazy Eye (Amblyopia) – Treatment using patching, glasses, or exercises to improve vision in the weaker eye
• Blocked Tear Ducts – Management of watery eyes and infections with massage or minor procedures

Advanced Techniques & Technologies

• Pediatric Visual Acuity Testing – Age-appropriate tools to assess vision in non-verbal or very young children
• Child-Friendly Eye Imaging – Non-invasive and quick imaging techniques for comfortable diagnosis
• Micro-Incision Pediatric Surgery – Safe and precise surgical techniques tailored for delicate pediatric eyes
• Digital Eye Charts – Engaging visual tests for accurate assessment and tracking of vision improvement

Support and Recovery

• Parental Counseling – Guidance and reassurance for parents to manage treatments and care at home
• Vision Development Monitoring – Regular check-ups to track growth-related changes in vision
• Post-Treatment Therapy – Eye exercises and patching support after surgeries or interventions
• Child-Centered Environment – A comfortable, friendly setup to reduce anxiety during visits

With early care and a gentle approach, pediatric eye problems can be effectively treated to ensure strong and healthy vision for life.