BVD Services

Binocular Vision Dysfunction, or BVD, is a serious eye disorder in which one eye sees the world differently than the other eye. The resulting incompatibility between both eyes can cause double vision or blurry vision, and trying to compensate for the disorder can result in headaches, dizziness, trouble reading and concentration, learning disorders, anxiety and general inability to use your eyes as they are intended. If you have noticed any of these symptoms and suspect you may have BVD, you should get checked out immediately by our optometrists in Hasbrouck Heights.

Talk to Your Doctor About Double Vision and Vertigo

Suffering from BVD means your life is harder to live, plain and simple, and why should you have to put up with that? If you are experiencing eye trouble that is compromising your standard of living, talk to your Hasbrouck Heights eye doctor about double vision and vertigo today.

In a nutshell, BVD is a condition in which your eyes are not aligned to one another, which results most commonly in double vision and vertigo. Some signs that you might be experiencing this disorder include:

  • Multiple trips to eye specialists without any noticeable improvement in your condition

  • Concussion or traumatic brain injury, following which these symptoms appeared

  • ADHD, dyslexia or other learning disabilities which may indicate the presence of BVD

  • Headaches, dizziness or anxiety over short or extended periods of time


​​​​​​​Our eye doctor in Hasbrouck Heights can help you overcome the symptoms of BVD by fist conducting a comprehensive exam to assess your overall vision and then prescribe you a treatment that will correct the problem. In addition to treating BVD, we also can help if you suffer from other issues such as dry eye syndrome, macular degeneration, astigmatism, farsightedness and diabetic retinopathy. Our eye doctor can also help you address eye infections or other temporary vision problems.


Prisms and Lenses to Treat Your Eye Care Problems

Because the problem with BVD is that your eyes are not in line with one another, many doctors take the eye care approach of creating prisms in glasses or lenses, through which the image your eye sees will be bent, creating an effect of alignment between both eyes. When properly adjusted and fitted, prisms can effectively displace the image that one eye sees so that it matches up perfectly with the other eye and you no longer suffer from double vision or the other issues of BVD. If you believe this eye care treatment might be helpful to you, ask us about it today.

Your Trusted Optometrist in Hasbrouck Heights

If you want quality vision care, you should make the Heights Eye Center your trusted optometrist in Hasbrouck Heights.

To make an appointment with either our optometrist in Hasbrouck Heights, please contact us or call 201-490-6200 or reach out through our website. We would be delighted to help you out today, so don’t hesitate.

Pediatric Binocular Vision Dysfunction Questionnaire

If you think that your child might have Binocular Vision Dysfunction, please fill out this Questionnaire and submit to us after completion.

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Adult Binocular Vision Dysfunction Questionnaire

If you think that you might have Binocular Vision Dysfunction, please fill out this Questionnaire and submit to us after completion.

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Binocular Vision Dysfunction Testimonials

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What is Binocular Vision Dysfunction?

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Adults and BVD

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Children and BVD

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FAQs About Binocular Vision Dysfunction

Here are the common questions we receive relating to Binocular Vision Dysfunction, along with our answers.

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Traumatic Brain Injury, Dizziness, & Headaches

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a condition which many people in the U.S. suffer from. TBI causes a variety of different problems and symptoms, with the two most frequent ones being headaches and dizziness.

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Eye Strain & BVD

If you suffer from eye strain, it could be a sign that you have binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), a misalignment of the eyes. BVD forces your eyes and brain to work harder to create one unified image, leading to eye strain.

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Traumatic Brain Injury, Headaches & Dizziness

A large number of traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) result in binocular visual dysfunction (BVD). Fortunately, neuro-optometric rehabilitation can help restore vision and alleviate debilitating symptoms related to BVD.

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What To Expect: The NeuroVisual™ Exam

Doctor Aversa has trained in the cutting-edge work of diagnosing and treating Binocular Vision Dysfunction. In addition to the standard eye examination, our doctor provides a comprehensive NeuroVisual™ Exam to uncover the patient’s misalignment and to prescribe specialized microprism lenses.

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Motion Sickness Associated with BVD

Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) is a condition where the eyes are misaligned and struggle to send one clear image to the brain. BVD may cause dizziness and motion sickness.

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