Esotropia is a type of strabismus where one or both eyes turn inward, often leading to diplopia, suppression, reduced binocular vision, and possible amblyopia in children. If left untreated, it can affect normal visual development and depth perception. At OnSight Eye Care Clinic, neuro-active vision therapy targets the control center for eye alignment. This non-surgical, structured treatment helps improve ocular coordination, reduce diplopia or eliminate suppression, and support functional binoc

Accommodative esotropia occurs when the focusing system works too hard causing the eye(s) to cross. Accommodative esotropia commonly begins around 3 years old, but can be seen in earlier ages. These patients usually have a high farsighted/hyperopic prescription and it is usually higher in the strabismic eye. Glasses can reduce the focusing effort and restore alignment. Early diagnosis = strong, healthy visual development👓✨ . #Optometry #PediatricVision #EyeAlignment #strabismus #visiontherapy #