Myopia
- By 2050 it is thought around 50% of the World’s population will be Myopic.
Myopia (short-sightedness) is the most common eye disorder in humans around the world and it is increasing. Especially in young, growing eyes, the historic ways of treating Myopia are no longer considered ideal, if we wish to limit the chance of worsening eyesight (and Eye Health).
What is Myopia?
All Ages
Children to seniors
Behavioural
Optometry qualified
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Instead of just a pair of glasses to see better, we also offer -
Binocular Vision Assessment
Those with compromised skill have been proven in recent studies to be at higher risk.
Axial Length Measurement
This has been shown to be a good predictor of whether vision will deteriorate, and is critical in managing Myopia in younger patients.
A full review of all Myopia factors
Vision Clarity & Efficiency
Screen Time
Family History
Outdoor vs Indoor Time
Sleep Patterns
An individualised risk assessment of you or your child becoming more Myopic, based on Lifestyle, Family History and current situation can be done here
- MYOPIA
Treatment options for Myopia
Traditional Glasses
using high index lenses to reduce the weight and thickness of your glasses
Contact Lenses
for part time or full time wear, sports use and social occasions
Myopia Control Lenses
these have been shown to significantly slow down &/or reduce the risk of more Myopia
Ortho-K
for convenient, safe, clear vision without the use of traditional contact lenses or glasses
Behavioural Care
should your exam indicate there are factors that are likely to worsen your myopia
Atropine Drops
an alternative Medical intervention shown to reduce the risk of further Myopia