Pediatric Eye Exams in Chicago, IL
Pediatric Eye Care at Big City Optical
Children’s eyes are constantly changing as they grow, which makes their vision particularly vulnerable to certain diseases and conditions. Our team of expert doctors and opticians are great with kids and will use our advanced tech to ensure their eyes remain healthy as they develop. We’re also proud to offer a large selection of child-friendly eyewear that can be customized to your child’s unique needs.
What Are Pediatric Eye Exams?
A pediatric eye exam is similar to a typical comprehensive eye exam, but it’s designed to accommodate smaller, growing eyes. We use age-specific technology to examine your child’s eyes and will explain every part of the process using terminology they can understand. These exams focus on the kinds of conditions more common in children, especially myopia. If we do notice anything of concern, we will customize a treatment plan that is built to address your child’s specific needs.
Children’s Vision Services
Kids can develop a host of eye-related issues, but the most common conditions are myopia (nearsightedness) and eye misalignment conditions like amblyopia and strabismus. Once we know exactly what condition your child has, our team will help them manage their condition with one of our effective treatment solutions.
Myopia Management
Children’s Eyewear
Why Choose Us?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straightforward answers to the questions patients ask most about pediatric eye exams.
Your eye doctor can speak to your specific needs at your visit.
Straightforward answers to the questions patients ask most about pediatric eye exams.
Your eye doctor can speak to your specific needs at your visit.
Still have a question?
Our team at any of our neighborhood offices can walk you through it, or you can book a visit and ask your eye doctor directly.
At what age should my child have their first eye exam?
How often should children have an eye exam?
Is a school vision screening the same as a pediatric eye exam?
What signs mean my child should see an eye doctor?
What happens during a pediatric eye exam, and how can I prepare my child?
Do you check for lazy eye (amblyopia) and eye turns (strabismus)?
What is the difference between a pediatric optometrist and a pediatric ophthalmologist?
Does insurance cover my child’s eye exam?
Still have a question?
Our team at any of our neighborhood offices can walk you through it, or you can book a visit and ask your eye doctor directly.
