Condition
Lazy Eye
Reduced vision in one eye that develops in childhood because the brain favors the other eye.
Also called: amblyopia
Who Can Help with Lazy Eye?
- Ophthalmologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats eye diseases and performs eye surgery, including cataract, glaucoma and retina care.
- Optometrists
An eye doctor who performs eye exams, prescribes glasses and contact lenses, and treats many common eye conditions.
- Pediatricians
A physician who provides checkups, vaccines and medical care for infants, children and teenagers.
Where Practices List Lazy Eye
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Brooklyn, NY (29)
- Bronx, NY (26)
- Stillwater, MN (24)
- Orlando, FL (21)
- Colorado Springs, CO (17)
- Knoxville, TN (17)
- Pasadena, TX (17)
- Hamilton Square, NJ (15)
- Billings, MT (14)
- Boerne, TX (14)
- Tigard, OR (13)
- Erie, PA (12)
- Fort Smith, AR (12)
- Bluffton, IN (11)
- Fort Worth, TX (9)
- Houston, TX (8)
- Watertown, SD (8)
- Albertville, AL (7)
- Austin, TX (7)
- Boise, ID (6)
- Hilton Head Island, SC (6)
- Minneapolis, MN (6)
- Katy, TX (5)
- Mary Esther, FL (5)
- San Diego, CA (5)
- Concord, NC (4)
- Crestview, FL (4)
- Fort Wayne, IN (4)
- Longview, TX (4)
- Round Rock, TX (4)
- Dallas, TX (3)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about lazy eye and what is right for you.