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Myopia In Children

Myopia in children is a disease, not a condition
Myopia can have complications if left unchecked
5 facts you need to know if your child is nearsighted

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nightlenses and their uses

Ortho K Lenses

The inhibitory effect of progressive myopia, confirmed by studies around the world, makes orthokeratology especially attractive for pediatric and adolescent ophthalmology practice, a tool of choice for progressive myopia. The medical, social and economic significance of this fact cannot be overestimated.

Why Night Lenses?

No more glasses or day lenses. No need for laser surgery. Confidence. Less hassles.

Whether it’s being able to see underwater, play sports without rain splattered specs or the fear of losing your lens, working without dry eyes or irritation from dust and dirt, controlling your child’s myopia (short sight), gaining confidence. Pick your reason below: