You’re Not Powerless Against Your Child’s Worsening Vision
Don’t settle for stronger glasses for your child every year.
We treat the underlying cause to stop myopia from progressing – proven, non-invasive treatments
Stronger Glasses Don’t Stop Your Child’s Myopia – They Only Correct the Blur
The Reality? A worsening prescription is a warning sign.
Standard glasses provide clear vision, but they don’t treat the underlying problem. Eyes & Vision paediatric optometrists have the expertise and equipment to assess and manage myopia at its source – to slow or even stop myopia from getting worse.
Regular glasses: Clear the blur, but don’t address myopia progression.
Eyes & Vision paediatric optometrists: have the expertise and equipment to address the underlying cause to slow or stop myopia from getting worse.
Every prescription change matters. Don’t wait until your child’s next “annual eye exam” to find out whether their myopia is worse.
The Evidence Behind Our Quality Myopia Care
Effective and safe treatments are now available to slow myopia progression by 30-75% (average 50%) in suitable children.
A Personalised Plan to Protect Their Vision
Myopia isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our optometrists use proven, non-invasive treatments to find the right path for your child’s unique lifestyle.
Myopia Control Glasses
Special prescription glasses that provide clear vision while slowing their myopia progression.
Custom Daytime Soft Contact Lenses
Give your child clear vision all day while the specialised design slows their myopia progression.
Night Lenses –
Ortho-K
Overnight contact lenses gently reshape the cornea while you sleep, giving your child clear vision all day without contacts or glasses while also slowing myopia progression.
Prescription Eye Drops for Myopia Control
Low dose eyedrops that are usually placed in the eye once a day at night to slow their myopia progression.
Repeated Low Level Red Light
Home based repeated low level red light therapy slows myopia progression.
What Parents Often Ask Us – FAQs
What happens when we say “Yes”? What’s the process?
Our goal: A stress-free experience for you and your child. We follow a simple 3-step path to protect your child’s vision:
- A Specialised Consultation: Your child will visit an Eyes & Vision paediatric optometrist for a myopia consultation. We use advanced technology to measure the length of their eye, data that standard exams often miss.
- Customised Treatment Plan: Your optometrist will recommend the best non-invasive treatment for your child, reflecting clinical expertise and your family’s lifestyle needs.
- The Success Roadmap: We don’t just “give them glasses” and send you away. We schedule regular follow-ups to track the eye’s growth and ensure the treatment is effectively stopping the progression.
Why can’t my regular optometrist do this?
Most optometrists are generalists and focus on compensation for blurry distance vision with glasses or regular contact lenses.
Eyes & Vision paediatric optometrists use advanced technology and special clinical protocols to recommend a treatment plan to treat the underlying disease.
Is this just for “severe” myopia cases?
No. In fact, the earlier we start, the better the results.
Think of myopia like any other health condition: you don’t wait for it to become “severe” before you treat it. Every time your child needs a stronger prescription, their eye issue is getting worse.
Our goal is to intervene while the myopia is still “mild” to prevent it from ever becoming severe. By stabilising the eye’s shape now, we significantly reduce the risk of serious eye health issues later in life.
The best time to act is the moment you notice their vision beginning to change.
Are the treatments safe for my child?
Absolutely!
All five of our core treatments – Myopia Control Glasses, Night Lenses, Daytime Lenses, Prescription Drops and Low Level Red Light Therapy – are non-invasive, non-surgical, and designed specifically for a child’s active lifestyle.
How much does it cost?
During your first consultation, we provide a clear breakdown of the cost.
Because every child’s eye is unique, costs vary on the treatment plan. Parents invest in treatment to stop their child’s vision from worsening now, and protect their eye health long-term.
