Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision condition where distant objects appear blurry while close-up objects are seen clearly. It's a refractive error that affects millions worldwide.
A common form that often stabilizes in adulthood.
A more severe type that worsens over time, leading to significant visual impairment.
Provides optical correction but doesn't halt the progression of myopia.
Specially designed to slow myopia progression but with limited clinical evidence.
Enhance field of vision compared to spectacles but don't stop progression.
Uses low-dose atropine to slow myopia progression, though it may cause photophobia and other side effects.
Reshapes the cornea to reduce myopia, effective in growing children but requires expert fitting and care.
Our therapy treats progressive myopia by increasing corneal collagen density, with proven clinical success.
Contact us to learn more about how we can help with advanced therapies for progressive myopia.
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