Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Surgery
Early Signs of Strabismus Parents Shouldn’t Ignore
Children often grow and develop quickly, making it easy for subtle changes in their vision to go unnoticed. However, when one eye appears to wander or cross independently, it may indicate strabismus, a condition that affects proper eye alignment. Recognizing early signs can help prevent long-term vision problems and encourage healthy visual development. At Millennium... read more
Pediatric ophthalmology is a specialized branch of medicine that focuses on diagnosing and treating eye disorders in children. Strabismus surgery is one of the most common procedures pediatric ophthalmologists perform to correct misaligned eyes. This article will explore common pediatric eye disorders, diagnosis and treatment options, and the importance of early intervention. Common Pediatric Eye... read more
Amblyopia
Most people have heard of amblyopia, just not by that clinical name. You’ve probably heard it called “lazy eye.” This occurs when the vision in one of a child’s eyes doesn’t develop normally. It is caused when visual information is transmitted poorly or incorrectly between the optic nerve and the brain. If left untreated, amblyopia... read more
Strabismus — Misaligned Eyes
When a person’s eyes are not aligned properly and they point in different directions this is called strabismus. This condition is common among children, although it can also occur later in life. There are non-surgical treatments for strabismus, but surgery is often needed to correct imbalanced eye muscles creating the condition. We perform strabismus surgery... read more