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OnSight Eye Care Clinic | Primary Vision & Eye Care | Pediatric and Adult Strabismus and Amblyopia Vision Therapy | Orthokeratology | Errors of Refraction | Pediatric Myopia Control

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21/01/2026

This video explains diplopia, or double vision.

The background shows how a person with eye misalignment may see two images instead of one especially in school or work settings where focus and eye coordination are important. The letters R and L represent what each eye is seeing.

When the eyes are not properly aligned, the brain receives two different images and struggles to merge them into a single, clear picture.

This can lead to:
• Double or overlapping images
• Eye strain or headaches
• Poor concentration and reading difficulty
• Fatigue, especially in children during school hours

In many cases, especially functional or binocular vision problems, non-surgical and non-invasive eye alignment solutions, such as neuro-active vision therapy and specialized lenses, can help retrain the eyes and brain to work together properly.

📌 Results vary per patient. Proper eye examination and professional assessment are necessary.

These photos demonstrate a case of exotropia a condition where the eyes are not aligned optimally, resulting in reduced ...
20/01/2026

These photos demonstrate a case of exotropia a condition where the eyes are not aligned optimally, resulting in reduced binocular coordination. Neuro-active vision therapy was initiated to address the underlying neurosensory and motor control deficits rather than relying solely on cosmetic alignment.

The next image shows improved eye alignment and enhanced binocular control, indicating a positive response to therapy. This improvement supports better visual efficiency, comfort, and long-term binocular stability.

Not all cases are the same and results may vary.

If you or your child experience eye strain, headaches, double vision, or noticeable eye misalignment, a comprehensive binocular vision assessment is recommended.

Message OnSight Eye Care Clinic to schedule a consultation.

This child has esotropia, where one or both eyes turn inward.It’s not just an eye muscle issue, it’s how the brain contr...
19/01/2026

This child has esotropia, where one or both eyes turn inward.

It’s not just an eye muscle issue, it’s how the brain controls and coordinates the eyes.

When the eyes don’t work together, the brain may experience double vision or begin to ignore one eye. If left untreated, this can affect visual development.

At OnSight Eye Care Clinic, we focus on neuro-active vision therapy to help retrain the brain and improve eye alignment and teamwork in a non-surgical, non-invasive way.

Early intervention makes a difference. Book your appointment today.

Disclaimer: Results vary per patient. This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for a consultation and eye check-up.

When the brain and the eyes learn to work together 🤍The first photo shows our young patient with esotropia, where one ey...
18/01/2026

When the brain and the eyes learn to work together 🤍

The first photo shows our young patient with esotropia, where one eye drifts inward because the brain and eyes are not fully coordinated.

The second photo shows early changes after vision therapy, as the visual system begins to improve eye control and alignment.

For children, the brain is highly adaptable. Vision therapy works by training the brain, not forcing the eye making it a non-surgical, non-invasive option for most cases of strabismus.

Disclaimer:
Every child’s visual system is different. Results vary depending on age, condition, and consistency of therapy. These images are shared for educational purposes only. Results vary.

👁️‍🗨️ A proper consultation and eye check-up is necessary to determine if vision therapy is appropriate for you or your child.

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When the brain and the eyes learn to work together 🤍The first photo shows our young patient with exotropia, where one ey...
17/01/2026

When the brain and the eyes learn to work together 🤍

The first photo shows our young patient with exotropia, where one eye drifts outward because the brain and eye muscles are not fully coordinated.

The second photo shows early changes after vision therapy, as the visual system begins to improve eye control and alignment.

For children, the brain is highly adaptable. Vision therapy works by training the brain, not forcing the eye making it a non-surgical, non-invasive option for most cases of strabismus.

Disclaimer:
Every child’s visual system is different. Results vary depending on age, condition, and consistency of therapy. These images are shared for educational purposes only. Results vary.

👁️‍🗨️ A proper eye consultation and eye check-up is necessary to determine if vision therapy is appropriate for you or your child.

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OnSight Eye Care Clinic

These two photos show a common presentation of pediatric strabismus and amblyopia (“lazy eye”).In the first image, you c...
16/01/2026

These two photos show a common presentation of pediatric strabismus and amblyopia (“lazy eye”).

In the first image, you can observe an eye turn, where the eyes are not aligned to look at the same target. When this happens early in life, the brain may begin to ignore input from one eye to avoid double vision. Over time, this can lead to amblyopia—reduced vision that is neurological, not structural.

The second image highlights why early intervention matters. Vision therapy is designed to help young patients develop proper eye alignment, coordination, and binocular vision by training the brain and visual system to work together more efficiently. This process supports visual development during the years when the brain is most adaptable.

Most cases of eye turns and lazy eye are not simply “eye muscle problems”—they are brain–eye coordination issues, which is why neuro-active, development-focused vision therapy plays an important role in management.

Early assessment makes a difference. The earlier we guide visual development, the better the long-term outcomes for functional vision.

Book your appointment for a consultation and eye check-up today.
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Ever wonder how your brain knows which way you’re facing—even in a new place?New research using virtual reality and br...
16/01/2026

Ever wonder how your brain knows which way you’re facing—even in a new place?

New research using virtual reality and brain scans has found a kind of “internal compass” in the brain that helps us stay oriented while moving around. These brain areas keep track of direction, even when the environment changes. It’s a fascinating peek into how our minds help us find our way in the world!

Dive deeper into how your brain helps you navigate: https://bit.ly/49ls371

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14/01/2026

Before & After: Exotropia Treated with Neuro-Active Vision Therapy

This patient presented with exotropia, a condition where one eye drifts outward, affecting eye alignment, depth perception, and visual comfort.
With neuro-active vision therapy, we focused on retraining the brain to improve eye coordination, control, and binocular vision—without surgery.

The improvement seen reflects better functional eye alignment and visual control developed through guided, personalized therapy.

📍 OnSight Eye Care Clinic
📩 Send us a message to find out if neuro-active vision therapy may be right for you or your child.

Disclaimer:
Results vary per patient. Outcomes depend on age, severity of exotropia, consistency of therapy, and individual neuro-visual response.

13/01/2026

Before & After: Neuro-Active Vision Therapy for Exotropia

This patient presented with exotropia, where one eye consistently drifted outward, affecting both eye coordination and visual comfort.

Through neuro-active vision therapy, we focused on retraining the brain–eye connection, improving eye alignment, control, and binocular function.

The improvement seen here is not just cosmetic—this reflects better visual coordination and control developed over time with guided therapy.

📍 Available at OnSight Eye Care Clinic
📩 Message us to know if neuro-active vision therapy may be appropriate for you or your child.

Disclaimer:
Results vary per patient. Outcomes depend on age, severity of the condition, consistency of therapy, and individual neuro-visual response.

11/01/2026

Esotropia is a type of strabismus where one or both eyes turn inward, often leading to diplopia, suppression, reduced binocular vision, and possible amblyopia in children.

If left untreated, it can affect normal visual development and depth perception.

At OnSight Eye Care Clinic, neuro-active vision therapy targets the control center for eye alignment.

This non-surgical, structured treatment helps improve ocular coordination, reduce diplopia or eliminate suppression, and support functional binocular vision.

Therapy is individualized and may be combined with appropriate optical correction.

Early evaluation and intervention are essential for optimal visual outcomes.

Clinic AdvisoryOnSight Eye Care Clinic will be closed on January 9, 2026 (Friday) in observance of the Feast of the Blac...
08/01/2026

Clinic Advisory

OnSight Eye Care Clinic will be closed on January 9, 2026 (Friday) in observance of the Feast of the Black Nazarene (Nazareno) in Manila.

If you have a confirmed appointment on January 9, please message us to reschedule.

Regular clinic operations will resume the next working day.

Thank you for your understanding.

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