What could be better than a full-service pediatric vision center that your children can't resist visiting? If you have been looking for a specialized ophthalmologist to provide the highest level of eye care and service, then you will be pleased to come home to Dr. Cooper. With a professional staff to meet all your specialized needs, including infant eye issues, as well as a playful approach to exams and corrective lenses that will encourage your youngster's desire to see better, our team will become your 'go to' destination for family care.

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Amd

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Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a deterioration of the macula inside the eye. The macula is a small area in the retina that is responsible for your central vision. This small area of the retina is much more sensitive to detail than the rest of the retina (called the peripheral retina-which gives you side vision).

Congenital Cataracts

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Due to abnormal development of the eye lens during pregnancy, maternal infections or genetic issues, congenital (at birth) cataracts affect about three out of every 10,000 newborns in the U.S. Children. These affected children develop cataracts before their 16th birthday and are diagnosed with pediatric cataracts or cataracts isolated from congenital abnormalities.

Contact Lens Infection

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Wearing contact lenses allows you to showcase your entire face without eyeglasses. If you are going to an event and want to ditch the glasses or prefer to forego glasses on a daily basis, contact lenses allow you to see without the bulking glasses adorning your face. Unfortunately, one of the downsides to these lenses is that they can contribute to eye infections.

Diabetic Retinopathy

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Unfortunately, diabetic patients suffer from more than just having to regulate their diets and lifestyles and possibly taking multiple medications or a regular injection to control their symptoms. Uncontrolled or under-controlled diabetes takes a toll on the cardiovascular system. Some diabetics even develop a condition known as retinopathy, which can lead to complete and permanent blindness.

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