Pediatric Eye Exam : Why is it Important?

Pediatric Eye Exam is a comprehensive assessment of a child's vision and eye health. These exams are crucial because they help detect and address vision problems early, which can significantly affect a child's development, learning, and overall well-being. Regular Eye Exams ensure that any potential issues are identified and treated before they interfere with a child's ability to see, learn, and play.

Pediatric Eye Exam Near Me?

As Veni Vidi Eye, we serve our patients in many parts of Turkey. If you want your children to have an eye examination in Turkey, you are in the right place!

As Veni Vidi Eye, we serve patients in Turkey with 14 centers. We have centers in the provinces of Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Antalya, Bursa and Sakarya;

• Veni Vidi Eye Center Caddebostan (Istanbul)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Bakırköy (Istanbul)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Atalar (Istanbul)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Ataşehir (Istanbul)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Pendik (Istanbul)
• Veni Vidi Hospital Üsküdar (Istanbul)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Kocatepe (Ankara)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Ümitköy (Ankara)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Çankaya (Ankara)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Çiğli (İzmir)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Konak (Izmir)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Antalya (Antalya)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Bursa (Bursa)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Sakarya (Sakarya)
• Veni Vidi Eye Center Izmit (Kocaeli)

Why Are Pediatric Eye Exams Important?

Children may not always be able to communicate or even realize that they have vision problems. Undiagnosed vision issues can lead to challenges in school, delays in learning, and even affect social development. Some common issues, such as nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), or crossed eyes (strabismus), can be corrected or managed effectively if caught early.

When Should Children Have Their Eyes Examined?

• First Eye Exam: At 6 months of age.
• Second Eye Exam: Around age 3, before starting preschool.
• Annual Eye Exams: From age 6, children should have annual exams, especially if they have a family history of eye problems or have been diagnosed with visual issues.