Myopia (Near-Sightedness)

Myopia makes distant objects appear blurry while near objects are clear. It's increasingly common, especially among children and young adults. Early detection and management can slow progression and protect long-term vision.

Scope & Coverage

Distance vision assessment and refraction

Myopia progression monitoring

Spectacle and contact lens prescription

Myopia control strategies for children

Lifestyle and environmental factor guidance

Retinal health check for high myopia

What Our Patients Say

"My son's myopia progression was slowed significantly with the management plan."

— Suresh Kumar

"Home testing made it easy to monitor my daughter's increasing power."

— Rekha Bhatt

"The myopia control strategy for my child is working wonderfully."

— Vivek Sharma

"Got my whole family's eyes checked. All three kids had myopia — caught it early."

— Nandini Iyer

"Very informative session about outdoor time and screen habits for children."

— Ashish Mehta

Frequently Asked Questions

Genetics, excessive near work, and reduced outdoor time are major factors.

No, but it can be corrected with glasses, contacts, or refractive surgery, and progression can be slowed.

Yes, high myopia increases risk of retinal detachment, glaucoma, and macular degeneration.

Yes, special lenses, atropine drops, and outdoor time can slow progression.

If they squint at distant objects or sit too close to screens, get them tested immediately.

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