Pediatric Ophthalmology & Squint – Jyotirmaya Netralaya

Children’s eye health is crucial for their overall development. At our clinic, we specialize in pediatric ophthalmology and offer advanced care for conditions like squint (strabismus), lazy eye (amblyopia), and other vision issues. Our expert team is dedicated to providing gentle, child-friendly care to ensure your child’s eyes are healthy and their vision is clear.

Why Choose Us for Pediatric Eye Care?

✅ Child-Friendly Approach – Our team is trained to work with children, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free experience during exams and treatments.

✅ Experienced Pediatric Ophthalmologists – We specialize in treating children’s vision issues with advanced techniques and compassionate care.

✅ Customized Treatment Plans – We provide individualized care for every child, focusing on their specific needs and ensuring the best possible outcomes.

✅ Early Intervention for Better Results – Early detection and treatment can prevent long-term vision problems, which is why we emphasize the importance of routine eye exams for kids.

Your child will undergo a gentle eye exam to evaluate vision, eye coordination, and detect any underlying issues like squint or lazy eye.

Based on the exam, we will create a customized treatment plan, which may include vision therapy, corrective glasses, or surgery for squint and lazy eye.

We will monitor your child’s progress through regular check-ups to ensure their vision improves and remains healthy.

At what age should my child have their first eye exam?
How can squint affect my child’s vision?
Can lazy eye be treated in children?
What are the signs that my child may have vision problems?

At what age should my child have their first eye exam?

We recommend a comprehensive eye exam at age 3, especially if there’s a family history of eye problems, and follow-up exams regularly after that.

How can squint affect my child’s vision?

Squint can lead to amblyopia (lazy eye) if left untreated. Timely treatment helps avoid long-term vision issues and improves your child’s eye coordination.

Can lazy eye be treated in children?

Yes, lazy eye can often be treated with vision therapy, including patching the stronger eye, special lenses, or exercises to improve vision in the weaker eye.

What are the signs that my child may have vision problems?

Common signs include difficulty reading or seeing clearly, frequent eye rubbing, squinting, or turning the head to see clearly. If you notice these, consult an eye specialist.

My child’s squint was treated so effectively. The team was caring and patient, making the whole experience smooth. I’m so relieved with the results!

The treatment for my son’s lazy eye worked wonders. The staff was very supportive and explained everything clearly. We saw improvement within weeks. Highly recommend!

We were really worried about our daughter’s eye issue, but the team’s expert care, attention, and support made all the difference. Her vision is much better now.