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Stop Myopia in Its Tracks: Essential Prevention Tips from iSeeU Optometry

 Introduction: Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is becoming increasingly common in both children and adults. While the condition can often be corrected with glasses or contact lenses, it’s important to...

 Introduction:

Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is becoming increasingly common in both children and adults. While the condition can often be corrected with glasses or contact lenses, it’s important to recognize that myopia can worsen over time, leading to serious eye health complications. At iSeeU Optometry, we’re committed to helping you protect your vision and prevent myopia progression. As we approach the holiday season, now is the perfect time to take proactive steps for the future health of your eyes. Book an appointment with us today or visit our website to learn more about how we can support your eye health!

Why Myopia Prevention Matters:


The rise in myopia cases worldwide is concerning, especially as the condition is linked to severe eye diseases, such as glaucoma and retinal detachment, later in life. Early detection and prevention are crucial in reducing the risk of these complications. At iSeeU Optometry, our team of experts can assess your eye health and offer personalized solutions to manage myopia effectively.

3 Proven Ways to Prevent Myopia Progression:

  1. Specialized Contact Lenses (Ortho-K and MiSight®):
    Ortho-K lenses gently reshape the cornea overnight, providing clear daytime vision without the need for glasses. MiSight® lenses, clinically proven for children, can effectively slow myopia progression. Visit iSeeU Optometry to explore these innovative options for your eye care.

  2. Atropine Eye Drops:
    Low-dose atropine drops help relax the eye’s focusing system, significantly slowing myopia progression, especially when used in combination with other treatments. Our team at iSeeU Optometry can guide you on how to incorporate this treatment into your routine.

  3. Outdoor Time and Screen Time Management:
    Spending at least two hours a day outdoors in natural light has been shown to reduce the risk of developing myopia. Additionally, following the 20-20-20 rule—taking a 20-second break every 20 minutes by looking at something 20 feet away—helps minimize eye strain from screens. Our experts at iSeeU Optometry can offer additional tips to protect your eyes from digital fatigue.

Take Action Today:

At iSeeU Optometry, we’re dedicated to providing personalized care for the long-term health of your eyes. Don’t wait until it’s too late—schedule your eye exam today to assess your risk for myopia and learn how to prevent progression. Visit our website or contact us to book an appointment and start prioritizing your eye health today!

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