Vision City of Lake Worth

11/06/2025

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DALLAS, TX — Local ophthalmologist Dr. Kyler Moore has admitted that the air puff machine doesn't measure anything, and eye doctors do that purely for the joy of watching people flinch.

10/31/2025

We will be closing early (at 4 pm) on Halloween (October 31, 2025) so that our staff can enjoy the evening with their littles. Sorry for any inconvenience. We will be open Saturday at 9am.

10/27/2025

Having a scary good time in Vision Therapy this morning. Working on our balance, peripheral vision awareness and eye hand coordination this morning.

10/22/2025

👁️ Did you know there’s more to treating “lazy eye” than meets the eye?

At the Academy of Vision Development, we take a deeper approach to Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) — one that’s grounded in both science and experience.

Research shows that active vision therapy and behavioral optometry offer effective, long-lasting results by training the brain and both eyes to work together. Completing our customized program helps keep the positive results and equip you with the tools to maintain your gains for years to come!

🔹 Studies have shown that structured binocular vision therapy can significantly improve visual acuity and depth perception — even in older children and adults. Just patching an eye doesn’t train the eyes to WORK TOGETHER.
🔹 We don’t just strengthen the weaker eye — we strengthen the connection between the eyes and the brain.
🔹 Our customized therapy programs engage both eyes using evidence-based techniques like OMST (Oculomotor Multisensory Stimulation Therapy), hand-eye coordination exercises, vestibular and sensory integration activities.

💡 We’ve seen numerous patients — from young children to adults — improve their amblyopia by following our individualized treatment plans. Progress happens when the right tools, the right people, and consistent care come together.

Every patient’s journey is unique — but with the right care, amblyopia can improve at ANY age.

👁️ Trust your vision to experts who look beyond 20/20.

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10/16/2025

Now that's Scary!

Vision loss secondary to aesthetic filler treatment is a rare but disastrous complication.
total of 365 new cases of partial or complete vision loss after filler injection were identified. The sites that were highest risk were the nose (40.6%), forehead (27.7%), and glabella (19.0%). The filler injected was hyaluronic acid in 79.6% of cases. The most common associated signs were ptosis (56.2%), ophthalmoplegia (44.1%), pain (31.2%), and skin changes (73.2%). Strokelike features were seen in 19.2% of cases.
Figure 1.Vascular anatomy of the face. A selection of facial vessels are highlighted here. This is one depiction of the blood vessels of the face; there is individual anatomic variability. Inset demonstrates the mechanism of filler-induced blindness. In this diagram, filler is shown being injected directly into the supratrochlear artery or into the angular artery, which anastomoses with the supratrochlear artery. From here filler can travel retrograde, as shown by the arrows, into the ophthalmic artery and its branches, blocking blood supply to the retina and causing visual complications.

08/22/2025

I think it’s time to update our logo. Yay or nay? Please let us know what you think.

08/22/2025

07/31/2025

At least he didn’t scratch his lenses up 🤣🤣

05/13/2025

04/28/2025

Dr. Lieske and Mel had a great time at the Optometric Vision Development and Rehabilitation Conference this past week/weekend, conveniently hosted in Fort Worth this year! (WhoHoo!!). They learned a lot of new tricks while hanging out with the brightest minds in Developmental and Rehabilitative Optometry!

04/15/2025

We will be closing at 5pm on Friday April 18, 2025, so that our staff can attend Good Friday services.

We will resume normal hours on Saturday April 19th 9am-2pm.

I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.