[continue….] 3. How Does Myopia Progress? Myopia typically starts in childhood when the eyeball grows longer than it should, causing light to focus in front of the retina instead of on it. This makes distant objects blurry. As kids grow...
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As the new school year approaches, parents are busy preparing their kids with backpacks, stationery, and uniforms. But one crucial aspect of preparation is often overlooked: eye health. At Vismate Optometrist, we’re launching our Back to School...
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Orthokeratology (ortho-k) involves using rigid, gas-permeable contact lenses worn overnight to shape the cornea and correct mild to moderate refractive errors. A child does not need to wear the lenses during the day, but the effect is...
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Many of us have parents and relatives who are getting on with age. In fact, my mother is approaching 60 and my grandmother is 80 something. As we age, our visual ability decreases. A clear vision is important for our elders to keep their...
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In the new normal, a workspace at home is a necessity. Not just for moms and dads but for children as well. Although the best option, only some will have the luxury of a naturally lit room. However, set up your workstation or study table...
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