Lincoln Vision Center

Eye patch in treatment of amblyopia
Amblyopia

Amblyopia, sometimes called a "lazy eye," occurs when one eye does not develop normal sight during early childhood. When one eye develops good vision but the other does not, the eye with decreased vision is called amblyopic. (Usually only one eye is affected by amblyopia.) This common condition should be corrected during infancy or early childhood to obtain 3-dimensional vision and prevent permanent vision loss.

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Children's Eye Health- Children often do not know how they should be seeing because they assume everyone sees the way they do. Because of this, the American Optometric Association recommends that all children receive a professional eye and vision examination at critical stages in their visual development. These stages are By six months of age, At 3 years of age, Before first grade, At least every year between ages 6 and 18. We are now taking Back-to-School appointments. Call today to schedule your appointment.

Eye patch in treatment of amblyopiaAmblyopia

Eye patch in treatment of amblyopia
Amblyopia