Melbourne's Comprehensive Myopia Control & Orthokeratology Clinic. Providing world-class myopia care for children and teenagers.
24/08/2025
🌟 We are super excited to share our new comprehensive video guide, created by our talented team, to help our new OrthoK wearers start their journey with their overnight OrthoK vision treatment!
Our video covers all the essential steps from lens insertion and removal to lens cleaning and care using the various solution systems suitable for OrthoK lenses.
Current OrthoK wearers may also find this helpful to refresh their memory, ensuring safe and comfortable lens wear!
A comprehensive video guide created by the Eyecare Concepts Team to help our new wearers get started in their OrthoK night lens treatment. This video goes th...
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The Myopia Clinic is dedicated to providing expert eye care to Melbourne’s children, teenagers and young adults with myopia. For the best opportunity of maintaining good eyesight and eye health in life.
​With new technologies and evidence-based treatments we can now slow or even stop your child's eyesight deterioration.
What's myopia? ​That's the medical term for what is commonly called short-sightedness or near-sightedness. It means blurred vision in the far distance. Children with myopia may have difficulty seeing the whiteboard at school, or recognising people far away.
While most people think having short-sightedness just means wearing a pair of glasses, it's actually much more than that. Myopia occurs when the eye grows too long. Longer eyes are at significantly higher risks of developing eye disease and blindness in life, from conditions such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, myopic macular degeneration and cataracts.
Regular glasses only correct vision, masking the symptoms. Glasses do not cure myopia or slow progression. In fact, there’s new research that suggest regular glasses may even contribute to your child’s deteriorating vision.
Keeping your child's degree of myopia as low as possible with effective treatment gives them the opportunity to enjoy a lifetime of better vision, the potential for better eye health, and avoiding thick and heavy glasses.
This is called Myopia Control.
We offer a full range of myopia treatments including Orthokeratology (Ortho K corneal reshaping lenses worn at night, or OK lenses), dual-focus/multifocal soft contact lenses (MiSight, NaturalVue Multifocal), special types of spectacle lenses and medicated atropine eye drops, to reduce abnormal eye growth that causes myopia to develop and progress.
