How are you right now? Is your eyes okay now?

Every practice is different and will give you an estimate up front. Vision therapy is an investment and a lot of work, but will hopefully pay off! We have seen lots of success with people unhappy after strabismus surgery.

After how long it’s come back and what was vision of your lazy ( cross) eye?

Hi, have you seen someone like an orthoptist who specialises in double vision? We would normally try to join the double vision using fresnel prisms.

My pediatrician claims "there's no evidence it works", which appears to be the official american pediatric opthamalogy position. I'm just getting started in researching this but it appears something like the battle between MDs and chiropractors and anything holistic.

@@rsjcmp2285 Do you know what's so sad, sometimes eyes operation doesnt work too, Because as the guy from the video says: if your brain doesnt know how to see well, after the operation you could still having double vision. I got eye operation when I had 23 years old if I am not wrong, at the start it helped, but after a few months you start having again double vision. I dont have a several problem, my eyes seem normal if someone looks at me (even before the eyes operation), but with some exercises I've improved a lot with my vision.

Because doctors' greed gets in the way

@@jhoncontsan4299hey there ı have also double vision and my eyes also seem normal if someone looks at me (in addition ı had my lasik surgery 2 weeks ago ) which exercises made your vision better could you help me ?

@@yagizefesolak Is your double vision monocular (just there with one eye) or binocular (present with both eyes open and goes with either eye closed). Monocular is more likely due to blurred vision and a need for glasses/change in prescription/cataract etc. Binocular is due to the eyes not working together and then prisms may help. You would need to see an orthoptist.

The only reason to have prisms in your glasses is to stop double vision by either helping the eyes work together or putting an image into a supression area where it can be ignored. Some muscle problems such as convergence insufficiency can be treated with exercises and prisms may not be needed, but other problems can only be treated with prisms. Each case should be looked at individually.

Hi, Is this a problem you have had since childhood or a recent problem? It sounds like you may possibly have a weakness of your superior oblique muscle which can be congenital or caused by a 4th nerve palsy. It sounds like when you tilt your head you are doing something that we do in practice called a bielchowsky head tilt test which helps diagnosis. You really need to see an ophthalmologist to look at this particularly if it is of recent onset.

Anita, we use a blend of old school tools and knowledge mixed with cutting edge equipment like virtual reality and 3-D tv trainers. It is really all about having the right optometrist understanding your vision and where they can go!

Any updates?

Strabismus surgery is really hard to get right. The problem is typically in the brain and the way it controls the eyes, but surgery happens on the eye muscles. They also have to be extremely precise down to the millimeter. Studies show the average # of surgeries until success eye alignment is achieved is 1.8, so most people need more than 1 surgery.

Same brother :(

@@hustlerrr4889 This life isn't made for us

Hi, it depends on the type of strabismus.