Patient-Centered Care
Pediatric Services
Many children are hesitant about eye drops. During the initial exam, eye drops will be used to dilate the pupils. This allows Dr. Nichols to examine the structures inside the eye. In addition, if a child needs glasses, the correct prescription can only be determined after the drops have been used. The drops used in children are different than those used in adults, and it is not unusual for the eyes to stay dilated for the remainder of the day. Sunlight and light will seem “brighter” but will not harm the eyes while the dilation is wearing off.

Infant Vision

Children & Vision

Amblyopia
(Lazy Eye)

Eye Misalignment (Strabismus)

Cataracts In Children

Retinoblastoma

Retinopathy of Prematurity

Eye Glasses for Children

Childhood Reading Problems
