Vision Correction & Specialist Services
Helping Children & Teens Slow Down the Progression of Short-Sightedness
Our Myopia Control Program is a specialised, evidence-based approach designed to manage and reduce the progression of myopia (short-sightedness) in children and young people. Rather than simply updating glasses each year, we take a proactive approach to protect long-term eye health.
Why Myopia Control Matters
Myopia is becoming increasingly common, and higher levels of short-sightedness can lead to increased risks of long-term eye conditions such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and macular issues. Early intervention is key—and that’s where our program helps.
This service is ideal for:
- Individuals wanting a glasses-free lifestyle
- Active adults and athletes
- Children with progressing myopia (as Ortho-K is clinically shown to slow myopia progression)
What’s Included in Our Myopia Control Program:
Specialised Spectacle Lenses
Designed to slow myopia progression while providing clear, comfortable vision for everyday use.
Myopia-Control Contact Lenses
Soft daily lenses clinically proven to reduce how quickly short-sightedness increases.
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K)
Overnight reshaping lenses that not only provide glasses-free daytime vision but also effectively slow myopia progression.
Red-Light Therapy
A cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment that uses low-level red light to help reduce the rate of myopia progression in children.
How Our Program Works
- Comprehensive eye examination and myopia risk assessment
- Tailored treatment plan based on your child’s needs
- Regular monitoring to track changes in eye growth
- Adjustments to ensure the most effective long-term results
- Ongoing support, education, and lifestyle guidance for parents
Your Appointment at Drury Porter Eyecare
We pride ourselves on unhurried, personalised care. Our optometrists use advanced diagnostic technology to ensure accurate results and provide advice tailored to your lifestyle and vision needs.
Protect your eyes today for a clearer tomorrow.
