Child-friendly review
Assessment methods are adapted to the child's age, comfort, and ability to participate.
Children's eye care
Pediatric ophthalmology in Mulund West.
Age-appropriate eye assessments for children, delivered with patience, clear explanations, and a family-centred approach.
When to consult
Early eye care helps children see and learn with confidence.
Children do not always describe vision problems clearly. A pediatric eye assessment can help when there are concerns about vision, eye alignment, schoolwork, eye movements, or a family history of eye conditions.
- Squinting, sitting too close, or frequent eye rubbing
- Eyes that appear misaligned or move unusually
- Myopia, amblyopia, or spectacle-related concerns
- ROP screening and treatment planning when advised
Your care pathway
Gentle, age-appropriate assessment.
Clear findings
Parents receive a clear explanation of the findings and the recommended next step.
Ongoing support
When treatment, glasses, therapy, or follow-up is needed, the plan is explained in practical terms.
Specialist-led care
Care designed around a child's needs.
Dr. Khyati Jain specialises in pediatric ophthalmology and squint services, with fellowship training in pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus.
Questions
Children's eye care FAQs.
When should my child have an eye examination?
Book an assessment when you notice a vision concern, eye alignment issue, school-related visual difficulty, or when a paediatrician recommends one.
How can I prepare my child for the visit?
Bring any previous prescriptions or reports, and reassure your child that the visit includes simple eye checks designed for their age.
Can a child be assessed if they cannot read letters yet?
Yes. Age-appropriate methods can be used to assess vision and eye health in younger children.
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Arrange a child-friendly eye assessment.
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