Are you struggling with blurred vision at a distance? Do you experience headaches, eye fatigue, or have difficulty seeing far-off objects? You or your child might be dealing with myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness.
Our specialised nearsightedness control services aim to correct your vision and slow your condition's advancement. This limits the need for stronger prescriptions over time and safeguards your eye health in the long run.
Myopia is a prevalent refractive issue that results in difficulty seeing distant objects clearly while nearby objects remain sharp. This condition occurs when the eye lengthens excessively or the cornea has an exaggerated curve, making light focus in front of the retina rather than directly on it. Myopia often emerges in the younger years and can worsen until early adulthood.
The primary sign of myopia is a fuzzy vision when observing objects at a distance.
Additional symptoms could include:
While the exact origins of myopia remain unclear, several contributing factors can heighten the risk of developing the condition:
Our expert optometrist will conduct a thorough eye exam with several evaluations to determine if you have myopia:
These assessments will help us discern any myopic tendencies and the prescription strength you may require. We'll also evaluate the curvature of your cornea, often an indicator of myopia.
Treatment for myopia varies from person to person, but prescription glasses or contact lenses are generally the first step. Though these methods correct vision, they don't tackle the issue.
Additional options that may slow or even halt the progression of myopia are:
Don't delay addressing issues related to nearsightedness. Our qualified optometrists will collaborate with you to identify a treatment plan tailored to your unique needs and lifestyle.
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