A: Myopia control can typically start as early as 6-7 years old, depending on the child's specific condition and needs. Early intervention is key to successful myopia management.

A: Studies show that myopia control treatments can slow myopia progression by 30-60% on average. The effectiveness can vary based on the child and the chosen treatment method.

A: Yes, the myopia control methods we offer have been extensively studied and are considered safe for children. We'll discuss any potential side effects and closely monitor your child's eye health throughout treatment.

A: Myopia control is typically a long-term commitment, often continuing until the late teens or early 20s when eye growth typically stabilizes. We'll adjust the treatment plan as your child grows.

A: While myopia can't be cured, it can be effectively managed and its progression slowed. Our goal is to minimize the increase in your child's prescription over time.

A: Most myopia control treatments don't eliminate the need for vision correction entirely. However, they aim to keep the prescription from getting much stronger over time.

A: Typically, we recommend check-ups every 3-6 months to monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed. The frequency may vary based on the chosen treatment method and your child's response.

A: Yes, increasing outdoor time, taking regular breaks during near work (like reading or screen time), and maintaining good posture can all contribute to myopia control.

A: Coverage varies by insurance plan. Some aspects of myopia control may be covered, while others might be considered elective. We can help you understand your coverage and discuss payment options.