Myopia Management

One in three children is affected by myopia (nearsightedness), which may progress due to environmental, behavioral, or genetic factors. Progressive myopia can result in axial elongation of the eye, increasing the risk of long-term anatomical damage and potential vision loss.

Early detection and intervention are critical.

Treatment options may include:

• Low-dose topical eye drops

• Specialty orthokeratology (ortho-k) lenses

• Specialty soft multifocal contact lenses

Each management plan is tailored to slow the progression of myopia and preserve long-term visual health.