Your child puts in custom
lenses before sleep.
FOR KIDS AND TEENS
Special overnight lenses may help your child see clearly during the day — without glasses or daytime contacts.
Ortho-K is also a myopia management option that may help slow worsening nearsightedness in children.
Your child puts in custom
lenses before sleep.
Lenses come out. Vision is
clear for the day.
School, sports, swimming, life
— without glasses in the way.
The First Thing Parents Notice
For active kids, clear daytime vision can make school, sports, and confidence easier.
Great for kids who play soccer,
basketball, dance, gymnastics,
martial arts, and more.
No daytime contacts to worry
about at the pool, lake, or on
dusty fields.
Fewer broken glasses, fewer
lost glasses, and less
frustration during the day.
Myopia management is about helping kids see well
today while also caring about their future eye health.
The bigger reason
Instead of only prescribing stronger glasses year after year, myopia management uses treatments designed to help slow progression.
Ortho-K overnight lenses
Myopia-control soft contacts
Low-dose atropine drops
Custom made myopia control spectacle lenses
Who should ask?
Their prescription keeps getting stronger
They play sports or swim
One or both parents are nearsighted
They dislike wearing glasses
They lose or break glasses often
You want options beyond stronger glasses

What happens next
We check whether Ortho-K is safe, realistic, and worthwhile for your child.
1
Measure
Prescription, corneal shape,
eye health, and myopia
risk factors.
2
Recommend
We explain whether Ortho-K
or another option makes
the most sense.
3
Support
Training, follow-up visits, and
progress monitoring along
the way.
Quick answers
Will my child really see without glasses?
Does Ortho-K cure myopia?
No. It can correct daytime vision and may help slow progression, but it does not cure myopia.
Is Ortho-K permanent?
No. The effect is temporary and depends on wearing the lenses as directed.
Is overnight lens wear safe?
Contact lens wear has risks. Hygiene, maturity, training, and regular follow-up are essential.

Results vary. Not every patient is a candidate for Ortho-K. Myopia management treatments may help slow progression but cannot guarantee that myopia will stop progressing. Contact lens wear carries risks and requires proper hygiene, compliance, and follow-up care.