Myopia Control
Why Myopia Control Is Important
Myopia is becoming increasingly common in children and can worsen quickly during growth years. If left unmanaged, high myopia can increase the risk of serious eye conditions later in life such as retinal issues, glaucoma and vision loss. Early intervention helps slow progression and protect long-term eye health.
Who Can Benefit from Myopia Control
Our service is designed for children and teenagers who are experiencing or at risk of developing myopia, helping to slow progression and support long-term eye health and clear vision.
- Children diagnosed with myopia (short-sightedness)
- Teenagers experiencing increasing prescription changes
- Children with family history of myopia
- Students with heavy screen or reading habits
- Patients needing long-term vision management
Our Eye Care Approach
Our Myopia Management Approach
We use evidence-based myopia control strategies including specialised lenses, contact lens options and tailored treatment plans. Each child is carefully monitored to track changes and adjust treatment for the best long-term results.
WHAT PATIENTS CAN EXPECT
What to Expect During Treatment
During myopia control treatment, we provide a detailed and structured care process focused on monitoring vision
changes, slowing progression and ensuring long-term eye health for children and teenagers
- Detailed eye examination and myopia assessment
- Measurement of prescription progression
- Personalised treatment plan selection
- Regular monitoring and follow-up visits
- Clear guidance for parents and children
Can myopia be cured completely?
Myopia cannot be fully cured, but its progression can be effectively slowed with proper treatment.
At what age should myopia control start?
Treatment is most effective when started as early as myopia is diagnosed.
Is myopia control safe for children?
Yes, all myopia control treatments are clinically tested and safe for children.
Will my child still need glasses?
Yes, glasses may still be needed, but the goal is to slow prescription progression.
How often are check-ups required?
Regular follow-ups are usually scheduled every 6–12 months depending on each child’s needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Myopia Control
Find answers to common questions about myopia control treatment, how it works and what parents can expect during the management process. This section helps you understand how we protect and support your child’s long-term vision health.