17451 Bastanchury Rd Suite 104 C1

Yorba Linda, CA 92886 US

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Infant Exams

Dr. Marran O.D. Ph.D. specializes in Pediatric Optometry, and has the equipment and expertise needed to rule out visual conditions that could prevent your infant from developing normal 20/20 vision.  

BABY PIPER NEEDED A HIGH PRESCRIPTION TO SEE, BUT SHE NEVER HAD AN EYE EXAM. WHEN SHE BEGAN TO EXHIBIT SERIOUS DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, LIKE NOT LEARNING TO CRAWL, HER PARENT STARTED SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS. SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THEY FIND THE ANSWER WAS THAT SHE NEEDED GLASSES.

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