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Pediatric Eye Clinic
Children’s eyes deserve special attention — not just smaller glasses. At Foresight, our Pediatric Eye Clinic is designed to care for young eyes with compassion, expertise, and age-appropriate treatments. From routine check-ups to managing complex conditions, we’re here to ensure your child sees their world clearly and confidently. Early detection is critical — because how your child sees can shape how they learn, grow, and experience life.
Myopia Control Clinic
Myopia (or nearsightedness) is increasing rapidly in children due to increased screen time and reduced outdoor play. Left unchecked, it can lead to serious eye problems later in life. At Foresight, we offer a dedicated Myopia Control Clinic using proven methods like specialized glasses, low-dose atropine drops, and orthokeratology (Ortho-K) lenses to slow down myopia progression — protecting your child’s vision for the long run.
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Squint Correction
A squint (or strabismus) is when the eyes don’t align properly — one eye may turn in, out, up, or down. This can affect depth perception, confidence, and even brain-eye coordination. At Foresight, we treat squints with customized therapies, eye exercises, glasses, or surgery when needed. Early correction improves both vision and appearance, giving children a brighter, more balanced future.
Lazy Eye & Vision Therapy
Lazy Eye (Amblyopia) happens when one eye is weaker than the other, often due to squint or a strong prescription difference. If caught early, it's very treatable. Our team uses patching therapy, digital vision training, and eye-brain coordination exercises to help strengthen the weaker eye. With consistency and care, many children can recover excellent vision.
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Kids’ Eye Check Protocol
We follow a child-friendly, evidence-based approach for pediatric eye exams. Our Kids’ Eye Check Protocol includes vision screening, eye muscle evaluation, prescription check, and dilated retinal exam — all done in a fun, relaxed environment. We also counsel parents on screen safety, reading distance, and lighting to keep young eyes healthy in the digital age.