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If you’ve followed our blog series on amblyopia, you know that this condition is common and most often develops in children, but it can also develop in adults. Some fast facts about amblyopia include: Amblyopia is a condition where one eye is weaker than the other. The eyes both have…

Amblyopia, or lazy eye, is an ocular condition where the brain favors signals from one eye over the other. Learn about refractive amblyopia and three additional types.

Do you know how many muscles your eyes depend on for proper movement and function? There are 12 muscles total (six per eyeball) that must work together to ensure the eyes line up correctly, move in tandem, and overall function properly. If there is an issue with any one or…

Does one or both of your child’s eyes appear out of alignment, seem weaker than they should, or seem off in any way? It could be a case of either amblyopia or strabismus, two separate conditions that can cause similar complications and symptoms for your little one. While these issues…