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Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is a common vision problem that affects many people in all parts of the world. However, Myopia is not a disease or medical condition, but rather a problem with eye focusing. Thus, the use of myopia correction lens is often prescribed. Through the use of myopia control lenses, you can prevent your child’s myopia from worsening.
Does your kid have nearsightedness? We have a 2 year myopia control programme available. Visit our stores for more information.
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Controlling myopia helps to keep the prescription low and protect one’s vision as one grows older. It greatly reduces the risk of ocular diseases later in life such as retinal detachment.
Myopia occurs when the eyeball gets elongated. Myopia control lenses help to slow down the eyeball growth and provide clear vision at the same time. A portion of the lens provides distance correction while the peripheral area provides myopic defocus, preventing them from overstraining their eyes at all distances.
There are 4 main types of myopia control treatments. Orthokeratology (Ortho-K), atropine eye drops, Myopic defocus lenses and multifocal lenses. Visit our stores to determine which option is more suitable for your kid’s eye condition.
Myopia control should start once the child’s spherical power reaches -0.50D (50 degrees).
No. Once the eyeball grows, we can’t reverse or stop the growth anymore. We can only attempt to slow it down with different myopia control methods.
Not wearing glasses will make your eyes work harder than normal as it struggles to accommodate in order to see clearly. This abnormal reaction can cause headaches, eye strain, lazy eye or more severe eye conditions.
