Myopia Control

If your child’s nearsightedness is getting worse every year, that’s not just an inconvenience of needing new glasses — myopia that progresses significantly in childhood is linked to higher risk of eye conditions later in life. Myopia control is about slowing that progression down, not just correcting it after the fact.

We use proven approaches — including specialty contact lenses, atropine therapy, and specific lens designs — chosen based on your child’s age, prescription, and lifestyle. This isn’t a one-size treatment; we build the plan around what actually works for your child.

Worth watching for: - Prescription increasing noticeably each year - Squinting at distant objects like the whiteboard or street signs - A family history of high myopia.

​​​​​​​The earlier we start managing progression, the more effective it tends to be — this is a conversation worth having well before your child’s prescription climbs into the double digits.