Myopia management

Growing eyes.
Thoughtful care

Explore options for managing your child’s short-sightedness, with clear explanations and a plan suited to them.

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What is myopia?

Myopia, or short-sightedness, makes distant objects look blurred. A child may need glasses to see the classroom board or other things further away.

Myopia management aims to slow its progression as children grow. It does not cure myopia, and the response varies between children. We’ll discuss the likely benefits, limitations, costs and follow-up before you decide.

Two options. One personal approach.

Our optometrists can help you compare contact lenses and spectacle lenses for your child.

MiSight contact lenses

Daily disposable contact lenses designed for children with myopia. We assess suitability and teach your child how to handle and care for their lenses.

Stellest spectacle lenses

Specialist spectacle lenses designed to correct short-sightedness and help slow myopia progression. We’ll explain the recommended wear and follow-up.

Your child’s next steps.

Start with an eye test

We check your child’s vision and eye health and discuss any changes you have noticed.

Talk through the choice

We consider their prescription, daily routine and readiness for each option, then explain a personalised recommendation.

Review as they grow

We arrange follow-up to monitor their vision, review the treatment and answer your questions.

Questions parents ask.

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A little guidance from Ovi.A few useful things to know before your visit.

Does every child need myopia management?

An assessment helps us decide whether myopia management is appropriate and which options to discuss. We’ll explain the choices so you can make an informed decision.

Glasses or contact lenses?

Both may be options, depending on your child’s eyes and circumstances. We’ll consider their age, prescription, lifestyle and ability to manage contact lenses safely.

What does it cost?

Costs depend on the recommended lenses and care plan. We’ll explain them before you proceed. See our appointment fees or call us for details.

Where can I read more?

The College of Optometrists’ myopia guidance explains the options and current evidence. We can talk through what this means for your child.

Let’s talk about your child’s vision.

Book an eye examination or call us to discuss myopia management.

Optimum Vision Clinic

The Falcon Garage, Burghfield Road
Tadley, Hampshire, RG26 4QY

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