Pediatric Eye Care

Some pediatric conditions, like cataracts, strabismus, or glaucoma, require surgical correction. Our board-certified ophthalmologists perform these delicate procedures using advanced techniques and tools, with care tailored to your child’s age and needs. We also provide support before and after surgery to help your child heal and adjust.

Some eye problems are part of larger genetic syndromes. We coordinate care with genetic counselors and pediatric specialists to diagnose and manage inherited eye diseases. Early evaluation helps families understand what to expect and how to plan for their child’s long-term care.

Whether you’re nearsighted, farsighted, or need help reading up close, we provide accurate prescriptions for eyeglasses and contact lenses. Our team helps you find the best option to fit your lifestyle and vision needs. We also offer specialty lenses for conditions like astigmatism and keratoconus.

Children with conditions like amblyopia, genetic eye disorders, or delayed visual development benefit from continuous monitoring and support. We create long-term care plans to track progress, adjust treatments, and partner with families and schools to give kids the best chance at strong, lasting vision.

Routine eye exams are essential to monitor a child’s visual development and catch problems early—before they affect learning or behavior. Our pediatric eye specialists are trained to evaluate infants, toddlers, and school-aged children in a calm, family-friendly setting. Exams are tailored to your child’s age and development stage.

Those with active lifestyles or specific eye needs may benefit from protective or specialty eyewear. We help fit sports goggles, prescription safety glasses, or lenses for medical conditions like keratoconus. Each option is chosen to support both vision and safety.