Myopia Control

Myopia in Children

Children will not always tell you if they can’t see properly. Youngsters tend to spend more time on tablets and computers rather than spending time outdoors. Over the last two decades, this has led to a surge in Myopia, or short-sightedness, which often begins in childhood and usually progresses until young adulthood.

Myopia brings with it a much higher risk of developing serious eye conditions later in life, such as retinal detachment, myopic maculopathy, and glaucoma. Regular visits to your opticians are crucial so that Myopia can be detected and treated. Thankfully, at Tynedale Eye Clinic, we have a solution to manage this for your child.

Rodenstock Mycon Lenses

The methods are designed to change the way the eyes focus light. The sooner management is started, the better the outcome is likely to be. With MyCon lenses, light is diffused so that it strikes the periphery in front of the retina rather than behind it. This slows eye-length growth. The areas that control myopia progression in a MyCon lens are located laterally. This ensures that the visual acuity above and below is affected as little as possible.

Ask us about these thin, light and robust MYCON lenses and care plans from only £27.99 a month.