Is Your Child’s Vision Getting Worse Each Year?
Expert Myopia Control & Treatment at Golden Vision
Slow down or stop your child’s nearsightedness from progressing.
What Is Myopia?
A vision condition where distant objects appear blurry
Typically begins in childhood and worsens with age
Caused by the eye growing too long, focusing light in front of the retina
Linked to increased risk of retinal detachment, glaucoma, and macular degeneration
Our Myopia Control Treatments
Ortho-K (Orthokeratology)
Specialty contact lenses worn overnight to gently reshape the cornea and provide clear vision during the day while slowing progression.
MiSight® Daily Contacts
FDA-approved soft lenses clinically proven to reduce myopia progression in children ages 8-12.
Atropine Eye Drops
Low-dose prescription drops used nightly to help slow eye growth and reduce worsening of myopia.
Glasses for Myopia Management
We offer advanced myopia management glasses, including lenses with specialized designs that can help slow the progression of nearsightedness in children. Our selection includes high-quality lenses that reduce visual strain and support better focus while allowing your child to see clearly and comfortably throughout the day.
Personalized Treatment Plans
We tailor each plan based on your child’s age, eye health, and lifestyle to ensure the best outcomes.
Why Families Choose Golden Vision
Pediatric eye care specialists experienced in myopia control
Latest diagnostic tools for tracking eye growth and prescription changes
Bilingual staff and insurance-friendly care
Trusted by families throughout California for over 20 years
Real Results From Real Families
“Golden Vision helped us finally get control of our son’s vision. The changes were immediate — and he doesn’t complain about headaches anymore!”
“We were nervous about Ortho-K, but the team explained everything so clearly. Now our daughter doesn’t need glasses during the day, and her vision hasn’t worsened in over a year.”
FAQs About Myopia in Children
Genetics, prolonged near work (like reading or screens), and limited outdoor time are key contributors.
Earlier intervention is better. Many children start treatment between ages 6 and 12.
Severe myopia increases the risk of vision-threatening conditions like glaucoma and retinal detachment.Does insurance cover myopia control?
