Pediatric Neurology in Suwanee, GA
Expert Pediatric Neurologists Providing Comprehensive Care for Children Throughout Metro Atlanta
Watching your child struggle with neurological symptoms can feel overwhelming. You deserve answers from specialists who understand children’s unique neurological needs.
At Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute, our experienced pediatric neurologists diagnose and treat disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles. We care for infants, children, and adolescents throughout Suwanee and Metro Atlanta.
Our physicians combine advanced neurological expertise with compassionate, family-centered care. Every child receives a thorough evaluation and a personalized treatment plan.
Dr. Ki Hyeong Lee, MD, Founder and Medical Director, leads our pediatric neurology program alongside Dr. Joo Hee Seo, MD. Together, they bring decades of clinical experience to every patient.
Whether your child has experienced seizures, headaches, developmental delays, muscle weakness, or unusual movements, our pediatric neurologists are here to help.
Our mission is simple. We provide exceptional neurological care while helping children achieve their fullest potential.
What Is Pediatric Neurology?
Pediatric neurology focuses on disorders affecting the nervous system in infants, children, and adolescents. The nervous system includes the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and muscles.
Children experience neurological conditions differently than adults. Their brains continue developing throughout childhood. Specialized evaluation is often essential for accurate diagnosis.
A pediatric neurologist has advanced training in diagnosing and treating childhood neurological disorders. This specialized knowledge helps identify conditions early and guides effective treatment.
Many neurological disorders affect movement, learning, speech, coordination, sleep, behavior, and development. Early intervention often improves long-term outcomes.
At Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute, our pediatric neurologists partner with families throughout every stage of care. We explain each diagnosis clearly and answer every question.
Why Choose a Pediatric Neurologist?
Children require specialized neurological care. Their developing nervous systems respond differently than those of adults.
A pediatric neurologist understands childhood brain development and age-specific neurological disorders. This expertise improves diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning.
Our physicians evaluate each child as an individual. We consider medical history, developmental milestones, symptoms, family history, and overall health.
We also work closely with pediatricians, therapists, schools, and other healthcare providers. This collaborative approach supports every child’s physical and developmental progress.
Families deserve confidence during uncertain times. We provide honest guidance, compassionate care, and evidence-based treatment recommendations.
Pediatric Neurological Conditions We Treat
Our pediatric neurologists diagnose and manage many neurological disorders affecting children of all ages.
Common conditions include:
- Pediatric epilepsy
- Seizure disorders
- First-time seizures
- Febrile seizures
- Infantile spasms
- Childhood absence epilepsy
- Headaches
- Migraines
- Developmental delays
- Autism with neurological concerns
- ADHD neurological evaluations
- Tic disorders
- Tourette syndrome
- Movement disorders
- Cerebral palsy
- Neuromuscular disorders
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Sleep disorders
- Concussions
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Genetic neurological disorders
- Muscle weakness
- Balance disorders
- Coordination disorders
If your child’s symptoms are not listed, our pediatric neurologists can still help. We evaluate both common and complex neurological conditions.
Symptoms We Evaluate
Many families seek care before receiving a diagnosis. Recognizing neurological symptoms early can make a meaningful difference.
Our pediatric neurologists evaluate children experiencing:
- Seizures or seizure-like episodes
- Frequent staring spells
- Chronic headaches
- Migraines
- Delayed speech
- Developmental delays
- Loss of developmental milestones
- Muscle weakness
- Poor coordination
- Frequent falls
- Balance problems
- Tremors
- Tics
- Involuntary movements
- Numbness or tingling
- Muscle stiffness
- Sleep disturbances
- Episodes of confusion
- Memory concerns
- Difficulty walking
- Changes in behavior
- Unexplained neurological symptoms
Comprehensive Pediatric Neurology Evaluations
Every child receives an evaluation based on their unique symptoms and medical history.
Our pediatric neurologists begin with a detailed discussion about your child’s health, development, and symptoms.
We perform a comprehensive neurological examination during every visit.
Diagnostic testing may include:
- Electroencephalogram (EEG)
- Ambulatory EEG monitoring
- Brain MRI coordination
- Developmental assessments
- Laboratory testing
- Genetic testing coordination
- Medication review
- Family history assessment
Our physicians personally review every test result.
We explain each finding using clear language.
Parents leave with a better understanding of their child’s condition and the recommended treatment plan.
Advanced EEG Testing
An electroencephalogram, or EEG, measures electrical activity within the brain. It helps identify abnormal brain activity associated with seizures and other neurological disorders.
EEG testing often plays an important role when evaluating epilepsy, staring spells, unexplained episodes, or possible seizure disorders.
Our pediatric neurologists carefully interpret every EEG study. Results are reviewed directly with families during follow-up appointments.
Accurate interpretation helps guide diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management.
Serving Families Throughout North Metro Atlanta
Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute proudly serves families across North Metro Atlanta.
Many patients travel from:
- Suwanee
- Johns Creek
- Duluth
- Buford
- Lawrenceville
- Sugar Hill
- Cumming
- Alpharetta
- Peachtree Corners
- Roswell
- Milton
- Braselton
- Gainesville
- Snellville
- Gwinnett County
- Forsyth County
- Hall County
Our convenient location provides access to experienced pediatric neurologists without traveling long distances.
Personalized Pediatric Neurology Treatment
Every child deserves care tailored to their unique needs. No two neurological conditions are exactly alike.
Our pediatric neurologists develop personalized treatment plans based on each diagnosis, symptoms, age, and stage of development.
Treatment may include:
- Anti-seizure medications
- Migraine management
- Developmental monitoring
- Lifestyle recommendations
- Sleep management
- Dietary therapy
- Ketogenic diet evaluation
- Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) evaluation
- Coordination with therapists
- Coordination with pediatricians
- School support recommendations
- Long-term neurological follow-up
Our goal extends beyond symptom management. We want every child to thrive at home, school, and in daily life.
Treatment plans evolve as children grow. We continually monitor progress and adjust care when needed.
Pediatric Epilepsy Care
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders affecting children. Every child’s experience with epilepsy is different.
Some children experience brief staring spells. Others have convulsive seizures or episodes with unusual movements.
Our pediatric neurologists diagnose and treat many forms of childhood epilepsy.
These include:
- Focal epilepsy
- Generalized epilepsy
- Childhood absence epilepsy
- Infantile spasms
- Febrile seizures
- Drug-resistant epilepsy
Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of successful treatment.
Our physicians carefully identify each seizure type before recommending treatment.
Many children achieve excellent seizure control with medication and ongoing monitoring.
Some children benefit from dietary therapy or advanced treatment options.
Our physicians explain every recommendation clearly. Families remain active partners throughout treatment.
Supporting Families Beyond the Diagnosis
A neurological diagnosis affects the entire family. Parents often have questions about school, activities, medications, and future development.
We believe education reduces fear.
Our physicians spend time answering questions during every appointment.
Parents learn:
- How to recognize seizure activity
- When emergency care is needed
- How medications work
- How to reduce seizure triggers
- Safety recommendations
- School planning strategies
- Activity recommendations
- Long-term expectations
Families should leave every visit feeling informed and supported.
Coordinated Pediatric Neurology Care
Children often receive care from multiple healthcare providers.
Our pediatric neurologists work closely with:
- Primary care physicians
- Pediatricians
- Therapists
- Developmental specialists
- School nurses
- Teachers
- Other medical specialists
Coordinated communication improves care.
It also helps families avoid unnecessary confusion between providers.
Our goal is seamless neurological care from diagnosis through long-term follow-up.
Why Families Choose Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute
Families trust Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute because we combine medical expertise with compassionate care.
Parents choose our practice for many reasons.
They appreciate our:
- Experienced pediatric neurologists
- Comprehensive neurological evaluations
- Advanced EEG testing
- Specialized epilepsy expertise
- Personalized treatment plans
- Family-centered approach
- Clear communication
- Long-term continuity of care
- Evidence-based medicine
- Compassionate physicians
- Collaborative care model
- Convenient Suwanee location
Every child deserves personalized neurological care from experienced specialists.
That commitment guides every decision we make.
Meet Your Pediatric Neurologists
Dr. Ki Hyeong Lee, MD, founded Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute to provide exceptional neurological care for children and adults.
Dr. Joo Hee Seo, MD, shares that commitment to compassionate, evidence-based medicine.
Together, they bring decades of experience diagnosing and treating complex neurological disorders.
Their approach emphasizes careful evaluation, accurate diagnosis, thoughtful treatment planning, and long-term patient relationships.
Families receive direct care from physicians who understand childhood neurological disorders.
Our Commitment to Excellence
Neurological symptoms can be frightening.
Parents deserve answers they can trust.
Our pediatric neurologists combine clinical experience with advanced diagnostic technology and personalized treatment.
Every recommendation follows current medical evidence and accepted neurological guidelines.
We remain committed to helping children achieve healthier futures through early diagnosis, expert treatment, and compassionate care.
Schedule an Appointment With a Pediatric Neurologist
If your child has experienced seizures, headaches, developmental concerns, or other neurological symptoms, expert care is available.
Our pediatric neurologists proudly care for children throughout:
- Suwanee
- Johns Creek
- Duluth
- Buford
- Lawrenceville
- Sugar Hill
- Cumming
- Alpharetta
- Roswell
- Milton
- Gainesville
- Braselton
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- Snellville
- Gwinnett County
- Forsyth County
- Hall County
- Metro Atlanta
Early evaluation can make a meaningful difference.
Contact Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute today to schedule a comprehensive pediatric neurology consultation.
FAQs About Pediatric Neurology
What does a pediatric neurologist do?
A pediatric neurologist diagnoses and treats disorders of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles in children. They care for infants, children, and adolescents with neurological conditions. Common conditions include epilepsy, seizures, headaches, migraines, developmental delays, and movement disorders. They also evaluate neuromuscular diseases, sleep disorders, and other complex neurological conditions. At Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute, our pediatric neurologists provide comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans. Our goal is to help every child achieve the best possible neurological health and quality of life.
When should my child see a pediatric neurologist?
Your child should see a pediatric neurologist if they have seizures or seizure-like episodes. Frequent headaches or migraines also require evaluation. Other symptoms include developmental delays, muscle weakness, balance problems, tremors, tics, or staring spells. Unexplained numbness, abnormal movements, and sleep-related neurological concerns also deserve attention. Early diagnosis often leads to better treatment outcomes. Our pediatric neurologists provide comprehensive evaluations for children of all ages.
What neurological conditions do pediatric neurologists treat?
Pediatric neurologists diagnose and treat many neurological conditions. These include epilepsy, seizure disorders, headaches, migraines, and developmental delays. They also care for children with autism-related neurological concerns and ADHD evaluations. Additional conditions include Tourette syndrome, cerebral palsy, movement disorders, neuromuscular disorders, and sleep disorders. They also evaluate concussions and genetic neurological conditions. Every treatment plan is personalized for the child’s diagnosis and developmental needs.
How is epilepsy diagnosed in children?
A pediatric neurologist begins with a detailed medical history and neurological examination. Parents discuss their child’s symptoms, medical history, and family history. Diagnostic testing often includes an EEG to measure brain activity. Some children also need ambulatory EEG monitoring or an MRI. Additional laboratory or genetic testing may be recommended. Our physicians review every result with families. They explain the diagnosis and create a personalized treatment plan.
What should I do if my child has a seizure for the first time?
Stay calm and keep your child safe during the seizure. Move nearby objects away to prevent injury. Gently place your child on their side when possible. Do not place anything inside their mouth. Do not try to stop their movements. Call 911 if the seizure lasts longer than five minutes. Seek emergency care if your child has trouble breathing or repeated seizures. Even after a brief seizure, schedule an evaluation with a pediatric neurologist. Early diagnosis helps determine the cause and the best treatment.