#Myopia management should start early. At 8 years old this little angel was able to handle her lens like a pro.
Let's face reality. The pandemic has shifted our whole way of life. Virtual learning is commonplace and excessive near work wreaks havoc on our visual system. We're finding kids are becoming more and more nearsighted. What would the norm tell us to do? Prescribe thicker glasses? We are here to challenge the norm and progress, become better. Myopia management is the answer.
#Orthokeratology will give her the freedom of not having to wear glasses or contact lenses during the day. At the same time it will help control her nearsightedness from getting worse.
If your child needs help and for more information on Myopia call today to make a consultation.
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We walked around to make deliveries of contacts and glasses for our local patients. This is Mott Street in NYC's Chinatown. Our community, our neighborhood. Very sad to see it all closed up. NYC remember to take care of the small businesses and restaurants when we're back! Stay in, stay safe, and stay strong! We'll be back better than ever.
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Is the new iPhone dark mode really better for your eyes? Read this article to learn more about this controversial topic.
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To our patient family, the health and safety of our patients and employees is our top concern.
That said, guidelines for slowing the spread of this epidemic are rapidly changing.
Please visit our website to get the most up-to-date information about how to stay safe & reduce spreading the disease through social distances. Plus, we'll announce updates regarding our practice hours & policies for both urgent care or routine eyecare as the situation develops.
Wishing all of you the best of health.
