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When most people hear the word Botox , they immediately think of wrinkle reduction. But long before its popularity in cosmetic medicine, botulinum toxin was first developed as a treatment for eye misalignment , a condition known as strabismus . In fact, its early medical use dates back to ophthalmology. Today, Botox continues to play an important role in helping both children and adults improve eye alignment, often as an alternative to traditional surgery. Why Botox Works for

As the Northeast reckons with an Arctic Blast—with frigid temperatures, biting winds, and extra time spent indoors—many parents are noticing new or worsening eye symptoms in their children. Cold air outside and dry, heated air inside can be especially tough on young eyes, which are often more sensitive than those of adults. During weather like this, we commonly see an increase in dry eyes, redness, irritation, and complaints of burning or scratchy sensations. Children may rub

As the holiday season approaches, everyone at University Children’s Eye Center wants to take a moment to give thanks to the families and community we are privileged to serve. Whether it's guiding parents on vision-friendly holiday gifts to ensuring children have the right specialized glasses and supporting adults with unique eye care needs, our goal is to provide thoughtful, expert care for every patient. In this special holiday newsletter, we’re sharing a few ways we give ba