If you would like to speak with an eye care provider at Eye Associates of Wilmington, contact our office today for an informative consultation.

Pediatric care is one of the most important services the experienced physicians at Eye Associates of Wilmington provide. This is reflected in their dedication to detecting potentially troubling vision problems as early as possible. In addition, our team of doctors includes the only fellowship-trained pediatric ophthalmology specialist in the area, David A. Johnson M.D., Ph.D. If you are concerned that your child may have a significant vision problem, a detailed consultation will address these issues and help you determine which treatments or services might be appropriate. Dr. Johnson also provides strabismus treatments for adults.
To meet with Dr. Johnson to discuss your child's vision, contact Eye Associates of Wilmington today to schedule a consultation.
Vision problems can cause difficulties throughout your child’s life. These issues can be social and educational and can affect a person through adulthood. Eye Associates of Wilmington provides the quality eye exams necessary to detect problems early so that you and our team can begin to work toward a solution for your child as soon as possible.
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Strabismus is a condition in which the eyes are crossed, turned outward, or vertically misaligned. A child with strabismus may have trouble reading due to impaired vision, experience difficulties in social situations because of seemingly indirect eye contact, and be made fun of by peers because of the stigma associated with crossed eyes and other forms of strabismus. At Eye Associates of Wilmington, our physicians utilize the latest strabismus treatments to help both children and adults achieve improved vision and a better cosmetic appearance.
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Some of the adult patients that come to Eye Associates of Wilmington have problems with misaligned eyes or double vision. Sometimes their condition is the result of an injury or an eye disease such as nerve palsy. In other cases, these patients may have had strabismus all their lives and even been told that nothing could be done to help. This is a misconception. Most adult strabismus patients can be treated. There are many important reasons to consider treatment, including eliminating double vision, expanding the field of vision, and making certain social interactions easier. David A. Johnson, M.D., Ph.D. has extensive experience in dealing with adult ocular alignment and motility problems, using both surgical and non-surgical approaches. A consultation with Dr. Johnson should address your concerns and answer your questions about treatment options for adult strabismus.
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At Eye Associates of Wilmington, our eye care specialists are proud to offer early treatment for congenital ocular disorders in children. These treatments ensure that vision problems present at birth are addressed as early as possible so that children are given the best chance of having the healthiest possible vision.
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During a consultation at Eye Associates of Wilmington, our physicians will provide your child with a thorough eye exam to determine overall visual health and assess the risk of future eye conditions or disease. With the help of the latest diagnostic tools and a team of exceptionally well-trained ophthalmologists, you can relax knowing that your child is receiving care from Eye Associates of Wilmington, an area leader in ophthalmology. To schedule a screening, simply contact our office today.
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