We are a specialty Optometry clinic dedicated to helping children, students and young adults prevent the onset and progression of Myopia. Myopia or Near-sightedness makes seeing far away blurry, creating a dependency on eyeglasses that tends to get worse and increases the risk for other eye diseases. With the high use of digital devices and prolonged near work activities that today’s youth are exposed to, statistics show that Myopia is appearing earlier in children and is progressing at a much faster rate each year. Our goal is to use the newest Optometric strategies backed up by current research and safety measures to actively treat and prevent Myopia progression.
Our specially-trained and experienced doctors of optometry will help you select the best treatment option to suit your lifestyle and needs. After proper analysis and measurements of the eye with state of the art technology, we can determine the risk of myopia progression to decide which program is right for you. Whether you want to be free from wearing glasses or want to take a proactive approach towards preventing your worsening myopia, our clinic can help you!
In the past, the only vision correction options were spectacles, daytime-wear contact lenses, or LASIK and other refractive surgeries. These treatments however, only allows you to see clearly. They do NOT prevent your prescription from increasing year to year and do NOT protect against physical eye changes that may lead to ocular diseases, like Glaucoma, Myopic Macular Degeneration and Cataracts.
If you’ve ever wondered if there was another way to help protect your eyes, there is now.
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Wear these special contact lenses while you sleep and wake up with clear vision all day...without the need for glasses!
Special-designed soft contact lenses that you can wear during the day while giving you the myopia protection you need.
New technology spectacle lenses, different than basic lenses. Another option if you cannot wear contact lenses.
One drop each night can help prevent the progression of Myopia, but you still need glasses to see clearly.
Determining genetic and environmental factors to help you decide what options you have to control myopia.
Headaches, poor reading skills and weak eye coordination due to binocular vision dysfunction. Vision therapy is conducted to re-train the eyes and brain via the concept of neuroplasticity, to strengthen our visual skills.