CureSee Blog

Lazy eye, vision therapy and the science behind CureSee

Plain-language articles for patients, parents and eye doctors about Amblyopia and how it is treated today.

Understanding amblyopia

What lazy eye is, how it is found, and how it is treated at any age.

What Is Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)?All about Amblyopia or Lazy eye (signs, symptoms, and treatment). CureSee Vision Therapy made treatment for Amblyopia possible for patients of any age.Read article Treating Lazy Eye in AdultsCureSee Vision Therapy treats Amblyopia (lazy eye) at any age. Adult amblyopia can be treated now with vision therapy prescribed by your eye doctor.Read article Patching vs Vision TherapyComparison of traditional Patching (used in the treatment of Lazy eye earlier) vs CureSee - The Most advanced Vision Therapy Solution for Amblyopia/Lazy eyeRead article Vision Therapy for AmblyopiaHow CureSee vision therapy for lazy eye (Amblyopia) works and how to start: an eye examination and a prescription from a CureSee partner doctor.Read article CureSee Vision Therapy: A Boon to AmblyopiaCureSee has been a revolutionary software in Vision Therapy with its advanced technology and patient-first focussed vision. Lazy eye is no more a challenge.Read article Driving Problems Due to Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)Having difficulty in driving? Your lazy eye or Amblyopia can be causing this problem. CureSee Vision Therapy is effective in treating Amblyopia or Lazy eye.Read article Vision Is So Much More Than EyesightVision is learned. A child learns to see just like he learns to walk and talk. Vision Therapy is an art to train Amblyopic or lazy Eye in regaining sight.Read article Busting the Old Myths and PracticesCureSee Mythbuster : Busting Old Myths about Vision Therapy and Amblyopia (Lazy eye). Now Treatment of lazy eye or Amblyopia possible at any age by CureSee.Read article

The science behind CureSee

The techniques inside CureSee exercises, explained simply.

Dichoptic TreatmentDichoptic treatment of amblyopia (present in CureSee Vision Therapy) promotes binocular vision and reduces inhibitory interactions within the visual cortex.Read article Anti-Suppression TherapyCureSee vision therapy glasses having red and blue filters allow the eye with red filter to see only red targets and with blue filter see only blue targets.Read article Anaglyphs: CureSee Vision Therapy GlassesAnaglyphs (red/blue glasses) allow good control of stimulus parameters & are used during performing CureSee Vision Therapy exercises for Amblyopia/Lazy eye.Read article Gabor PatchesCureSee has Gabor patch exercises - a perceptual learning program based on visual stimulation and facilitates neural connection at the cortical level.Read article Crowding PhenomenonCrowding is a perceptual phenomenon where the recognition of objects presented away from the fovea is impaired by the presence of other neighboring objects.Read article Random Dot StereogramRandom Dot Stereogram (RDS) is used for therapeutic purpose also, the patient goes through these modules in CureSee Vision Therapy exercises.Read article Monocular Fixation in Binocular FieldMonocular Fixation in Binocular Field (MFBF) in CureSee Vision Therapy, acts as a bridge from monocular to binocular activities improving sight in AmblyopiaRead article Combination of Monocular and Binocular ExercisesA combination of Monocular & Binocular Exercises are available in CureSee Vision Therapy for the treatment of Amblyopia or Lazy eye at any age.Read article

Using CureSee

For patients on therapy and for the doctors who prescribe it.

Why do I get different exercises every time I log in?CureSee uses artificial intelligence to pick the best-suited exercises for each patient every day, so therapy stays effective and never gets boring.Read article CureSee Vision TherapyAs an eye care practitioner, our role is to bridge the gap between science and society. CureSee Vision Therapy empowers Optometrists and Ophthalmologists.Read article Welcome to CureSee 2.0CureSee 2.0 brings AI-based vision therapy exercises, redesigned games and progress tracking for Amblyopia (lazy eye). Ask your eye doctor about CureSee.Read article