Is your child's glasses power increasing every year? Myopia (nearsightedness) is becoming increasingly common among children worldwide. At Vision Concern Eye Clinic, Kathmandu, we provide evidence-based Myopia Control solutions designed to slow the progression of myopia and reduce the future risk of serious eye diseases.
Our experienced optometrists perform comprehensive children's eye examinations using modern diagnostic technology before recommending the most suitable treatment plan. Early intervention is the best way to protect your child's long-term vision.
We proudly serve families from Lazimpat, Boudha, Tushal, Gokarneshwor, Makalbari, Maharajgunj, Baluwatar, Panipokhari, Chabahil, Thamel, Baneshwor and throughout Kathmandu Valley.
Myopia, commonly known as short-sightedness or near-sightedness, is a condition where distant objects appear blurry while nearby objects remain clear. The condition usually starts during childhood and may continue progressing until early adulthood.
High myopia significantly increases the lifetime risk of:
Simply changing your child's glasses every year does not stop the progression of myopia. Modern myopia management aims to slow eye growth and reduce future eye health risks.
At Vision Concern, we focus on preserving lifelong visionβnot just providing stronger glasses.
Every child is different. After a detailed Comprehensive Children's Eye Examination, our optometrists recommend the most appropriate evidence-based treatment based on age, prescription, lifestyle, and risk factors.
Specially designed myopia control lenses help slow the progression of childhood myopia while providing clear vision for everyday activities. These advanced lenses are far more effective than ordinary single vision glasses for eligible children.
For suitable candidates, specially designed contact lenses may provide excellent vision while helping slow the progression of myopia. Our contact lens specialists ensure proper fitting, training, and follow-up care for children and teenagers.
Learn more about our Professional Contact Lens Services.
Research suggests that increasing outdoor activities and reducing prolonged near work may help lower the risk of rapid myopia progression. Our team provides practical recommendations for healthy visual habits suitable for school children.
No. Myopia cannot currently be cured, but modern myopia management can significantly slow its progression and reduce the risk of future eye diseases.
The earlier treatment begins after myopia is detected, the greater the potential benefit. Children between 6 and 15 years often benefit the most from early intervention.
Not necessarily. A comprehensive eye examination helps determine whether your child is a suitable candidate based on prescription changes, age, and risk factors.
If your child's prescription is increasing every year, don't wait until it becomes high myopia. Early intervention can help protect lifelong vision.
Vision Concern Eye Clinic
π Lazimpat | Boudha-Tushal | Makalbari, Kathmandu
π 01-4562303
π± WhatsApp: +977 9841466716
π www.visionconcern.com
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