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Myopia Management 

The health of your child is paramount, both now and in the future. You want to see your child thrive, and that's the essential word: seeing. You may have noticed that your youngster finds it challenging to focus in class and enjoy themselves when playing because they can't see very far away. Your youngster may be short-sighted or have myopia.

Early Diagnosis

As lifestyles change and children engage in more near-work activities like using digital devices, studying, and reading while spending less time outdoors, the prevalence of myopia is predicted to rise considerably. Environmental, behavioural, and hereditary factors are also important.

Early myopia diagnosis enables vision correction for your child today as well as future vision and eye health preservation by slowing the progression of myopia.

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You can help prevent your child's nearsightedness from worsening as they grow by correcting their nearsightedness (also known as myopia). Introducing MiSight® 1 day* soft contact lenses, which are FDA-approved* to manage the progression of myopia in children ages 8 to 12 at the start of treatment.

The eyes of a child with nearsightedness grow faster and longer than they should, causing far away objects to appear blurry. If untreated, the eye becomes weaker and vision often gets worse as the child grows older.

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In terms of myopia, improving your child's vision today won't safeguard them for the future. Myopia can still get worse, possibly impairing their vision in the future. Essilor®'s Stellest® lenses are the most effective treatment for your child's myopia, and their high efficacy has been clinically demonstrated.

Essilor®'s ground-breaking invention, Stellest® lenses, slows the progression of myopia in youngsters.
When worn continuously for 12 hours per day, Essilor® Stellest® lenses reduce the progression of myopia by 67% on average in comparison to single vision lenses3
 

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