Presbyopia

One of the most frustrating vision problems is the loss of reading vision caused by a normal, age-related condition called presbyopia. You start to notice problems of presbyopia shortly after age 40. This is why it is called ‘Betala’ in colloquial Gujarati. You will probably find that you hold reading materials/mobile phones farther away in order to see them clearly.

Common Paediatric Eye Diseases

Glass number

Children with weak vision are treated through eye exercises, glasses, and eye drops.

Amblyopia or lazy eye

Amblyopia is reduced vision in an anatomically normal eye. The term “Lazy eye” is used to describe it. This condition happens when visual function of one eye is underdeveloped. This could be successfully treated in early childhood as complications increase with age.

Squint

Squint is a visual defect in which the eyes are misaligned and point in different directions. The eye turn may be constant, or it may come and go. The turned eye may straighten at times, and the straight eye may turn.

Allergic eye disease

These include congenital cataract, Ptosis or drooping of eye lids, congenital nasolacrimal duct blockage (or NLD blockage) which results in watering of eyes. Newborns and younger infants commonly have some matting in their eyes and may have a lot of tearing; this could be because of blocked tear duct.

Prelex 1

Refractive surgery such as LASIK, PRK and phakic IOLs cannot directly address presbyopia-induced loss of near vision for which PRELEX is a worthy solution. The Presbyopic refractive lens exchange replaces your eye’s clear natural lens with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL) to correct your refractive error and achieve sharper focus, reducing your need for reading glasses or bifocals. PRELEX addresses the total visual needs of the presbyope: distance, near, and intermediate vision. This procedure is the only current means for providing patients with simultaneous vision at near in both eyes. Simultaneously correcting eyes for distance and near provides individuals with the depth perception they would lack after undergoing LASIK monovision.

Prelex 2

Refractive surgery such as LASIK, PRK and phakic IOLs cannot directly address presbyopia-induced loss of near vision for which PRELEX is a worthy solution. The Presbyopic refractive lens exchange replaces your eye’s clear natural lens with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL) to correct your refractive error and achieve sharper focus, reducing your need for reading glasses or bifocals. PRELEX addresses the total visual needs of the presbyope: distance, near, and intermediate vision. This procedure is the only current means for providing patients with simultaneous vision at near in both eyes. Simultaneously correcting eyes for distance and near provides individuals with the depth perception they would lack after undergoing LASIK monovision.

Why Choose Us?

At DIVA we understand that a child’s eyes are very different from that of adults as it takes around ten years for the eyes to mature and see finer details completely. Therefore, the way a child’s eye reacts to the treatment, the way of examining, and the way of treating – all are different, specialized, and children friendly.

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