Myopia Management
Nearsightedness in kids tends to worsen. We slow it down with proven tools — so their prescription, and their risk, grows less.

For children with rising nearsightedness.
You might need this if…
- Their Rx jumps every year
- Sitting close to screens / the TV
- Squinting at the board
- One or both parents are nearsighted
- You want to protect their long-term eye health
What’s included
- Baseline axial-length measurement
- Ortho-K, MiSight, or atropine options
- A year-long management plan
- Progress tracking each visit
- Parent education along the way
Common questions
With most vision plans, a routine comprehensive exam is covered in full or carries a small copay. Self-pay, a comprehensive exam starts at $145 and a children’s exam at $125. Contact-lens fittings carry a separate fee from $75. We confirm your exact cost before your appointment — no surprises.
We recommend a first comprehensive exam before kindergarten, around age 4 or 5, even if a school screening was passed — screenings miss a lot. Infants and toddlers can be seen earlier if there’s a concern. Our pediatric exams are gentle, game-like, and built for little attention spans.