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25 year old CH first came to see us in July 2023. Ever since she could remember, she had "tv static" in her vision. She noticed it was worse at night (nyctalopia) and when it was very sunny. She also complained of after images (palinopsia), floaters, eye strain (asthenopia), and...

Sister ME has had congenital nystagmus and recently learned about syntonic phototherapy after every other ophthalmologist said fitting contact lenses would be too difficult. Follow her success story as she shares how we helped her achieve 20/20 vision.

RR's journey from debilitating visual discomfort to recovery highlights the transformative impact of personalized care for vertical heterophoria and binocular vision dysfunction.

Experiencing a car accident can be a deeply unsettling event, not just physically but for your vision as well. If you have recently been through one and are noticing changes in your vision, knowing there is a pathway to recovery is important. It starts with understanding the potential consequences of...

This article looks at the positive impact of vision therapy on school-aged children, discovering how targeted interventions can address visual challenges to enhance learning experiences.

Our team discusses how we helped a 10-year-old patient who struggled with reading due to vision problems like Oculomotor Dysfunction. Vision therapy provided a solution, significantly improving her ability to read and learn without difficulty.

This article looks at the value-adding impact of Ortho-k lenses on adults seeking visual clarity and renewed youth.

ST is a 14-year-old female who had recently been diagnosed with Visual Snow Syndrome when she first came to our office.  Her symptoms included constant static, floaters, night blindness, double vision, light sensitivity, headaches, and tinnitus (ringing in the ears).  She described a concussion that had occurred about 4-5 years...

Congenital Nystagmus, also known as Infantile nystagmus is an involuntary side-to-side movement of the eyes. It can also be vertical. It begins at or near birth and usually persists throughout life.

Hi, I'm Dr. Moshe Roth. I practice at Family Eye Care in Old Bridge, New Jersey. How can we help treat myopia? The number one thing, the most important thing that you can do is to schedule an exam with the developmental optometrist or behavioral optometrist, as soon as possible....