Prevention to Precision: The Power of Annual Eye Exams

Vision Care for Infants and Children

The first few months of life are critical for an infant’s visual development, making eye care key for detecting and treating vision problems. Infants should get their first eye exam within their first year of life, from 6 to 12 months old.

On the other hand, children should continue to receive regular eye exams beyond infancy because their eyes rapidly change as they grow. We recommend they see a pediatric eye doctor at age three, then again at age five or six, and every two years once they're at school-going age.

Customized Eye Care for Teens & Young Adults

With the increased use of digital devices, this dynamic life stage presents unique challenges, such as eye strain and myopia progression. Our clinic offers customized care, including advice on reducing digital eye strain, vision correction options that suit active lifestyles, and monitoring for vision changes.

Juggling work, hobbies, and family puts more demand on adults' eyes. Regular eye exams are crucial for adjusting vision and detecting early signs of eye diseases such as presbyopia, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts.

Specialized Optometry for Seniors

Vision care for seniors focuses on maintaining independence and quality of life. During this stage of life, age-related eye conditions such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, and cataracts become more common, making routine care important for preserving eyesight.

Senior eye care also involves adjusting to changes in visual capabilities, such as increased sensitivity to glare, difficulty seeing in low light, and challenges with depth perception.

For comprehensive family eye care, visit Beltline Vision Clinic in Irving and ensure clear vision and optimal eye health.