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What is Myopia?

Commonly known as nearsightedness, it is a condition where nearby objects appear clear while objects farther away appear blurred...

Why Treat Myopia?

Myopia may progress if untreated. This increases the individual’s risk factor for a number of eye conditions, including retinal detachments...

What Is Ortho-K For Myopia?

Ortho-K is a custom-fitted, breathable contact lens that is worn at night during sleep. It works by gently reshaping the...

Who Is At Risk?

Myopia can be a result of one's genetic predisposition and/or environmental factors. Children with myopic parents are at a significantly increased risk

Advantages of Ortho-K

Provides the clearest vision achievable as compared to glasses and daytime contacts since there is nothing in the way of the eye during the day

Has been shown to reduce myopia progression by 40% as opposed to alternative corrective methods such as glasses, contact lenses and LASIK, which do not reduce myopia progression

Is a great alternative to LASIK seeing as LASIK comes with a risk of corneal nerve damage and dry eyes

The ideal candidate for ortho-k?

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What Is Myopia?

Commonly known as nearsightedness, it is a condition where nearby objects appear clearly while objects farther away appear blurred. Over 40% of Americans today have myopia and this number is growing at an alarming rate, especially among school aged children.

Why Treats Myopia?

Myopia may progress if untreated, which increases the individual’s risk factor for a number of eye conditions, including retinal detachments, cataracts, macular holes, and glaucoma later in life.

What Is Ortho-K Treatment For Myopia?

Ortho-K is a custom fit, breathable contact lens that is worn at night during sleep. It works by gently reshaping the front of the eye, known as the cornea, in a way that enables the patient to see clearly without any glasses or contacts during the day.

Who Is At Risk?

Myopia is caused by both genetic predisposition and environmental factors. Children with myopic parents are at a significantly increased risk of developing myopia, as are children who spend much of their day engaging in “near work” such as looking at computer screens, ipads, and phones.