Category: Myopia Control

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Eye Condition, Myopia Control • September 22, 2026

Myopia vs Hyperopia: What’s the Difference?

Myopia and hyperopia are 2 of the most common reasons people need glasses, and their names sound close enough that they're easy to mix up. Both are refractive errors, which means your eye doesn't bend light onto the retina at the back of the eye the way it should. Myopia can also change as you…

A young boy in a blue shirt holding a pair of black-rimmed glasses out in front of him, with the lenses in focus and his face blurred in the background.

Myopia Control • July 24, 2025

How to Manage Myopia & Slow Its Progression

As screen time increases and outdoor play time decreases, myopia is becoming a more frequent concern for children. Myopia, also called nearsightedness, causes distant objects to appear blurry and can progress over time if not managed properly. While myopia can’t be reversed, it can be managed through a personalized plan that may involve special lenses,…

A child is at the optometrist's getting an eye exam.

Myopia Control • March 21, 2025

Can Myopia Be Reversed?

Discovering that your child struggles to see the board in class or that road signs appear increasingly blurry may spark concern. For millions of people worldwide, myopia (nearsightedness) is a commonly diagnosed condition that significantly impacts their daily lives, causing distant objects to look blurry while close-up vision remains clear. It’s natural to wonder if…

A young boy wearing glasses with myopia smiles as he does homework in a classroom.

Myopia Control • September 5, 2024

Does Myopia Get Worse With Age?

Childhood is a time of significant changes, especially those that affect vision. Regular eye exams are crucial for identifying vision issues that typically first appear in these young years. One of them is myopia, an increasingly common condition that causes distant objects to appear blurry. While myopia does eventually stabilize, it can get worse as…