Eye Station Optical

Slowing Myopia Progression, Protecting Future Vision

At Eye Station Optical, we offer comprehensive myopia management to help slow the progression of nearsightedness in children and young adults.

Using advanced technologies, including axial length tracking, we monitor how the eye grows, allowing for early intervention and personalized treatment plans.

Axial length measurement is a critical tool in understanding and managing myopia progression, helping us protect growing eyes and ensure long-term vision health.

Why Choose Eye Station for Your Myopia Control Needs?

We believe that managing myopia isn't just about slowing progression - it's about providing the highest level of care, education, and support to set your child up for long-term visual success.

Here’s what makes us different:

✔ Comprehensive Myopia Management Programs
We offer a full range of clinically proven treatment options, including Stellest™ lenses, MiyoSmart® lenses, MiSight® 1-day contacts, Zeiss MyoCare™, overnight Ortho-K lenses, and low-dose atropine therapy. Our personalized programs are designed around your child’s unique needs, lifestyle, response to treatment, and progression rate.

✔ Advanced Axial Length Measurements
Tracking changes in axial length is one of the most accurate ways to monitor true myopia progression. At Eye Station, we use state-of-the-art biometry technology to measure and track your child’s axial length at regular intervals, allowing us to tailor and adjust their treatment plan with precision.

✔ Experienced, Specialized Optometrists
Our team of five in-house optometrists bring extensive training and expertise in pediatric eye care and myopia management. We stay current with the latest research and clinical protocols to ensure your child receives the most effective care available.

✔ Full-Service, Ongoing Care
Myopia management is a journey, not a one-time visit. We offer a fully structured follow-up program that includes scheduled progress evaluations, prescription updates, axial length monitoring, and personalized treatment adjustments as your child grows.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

OPTICIAN FITTING LITTLE GIRL WITH GLASSES

EYEGLASS LENSES

Stellest™ lenses by Essilor
MiyoSmart® lenses by Hoya
Zeiss MyoCare™ lenses

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CONTACT LENSES

MiSight® 1 day contact lenses by CooperVision
ACUVUE® Abiliti® 1-Day
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) – overnight lenses that reshape the cornea

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ADDITIONAL TREATMENTS

Low-dose Atropine eye drop therapy
Lifestyle guidance – screen time reduction, increased outdoor activity
Visual hygiene education – proper reading distance, lighting, etc.

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Please reach us at info@eyestation.ca if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What is myopia and why does it need to be managed?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, causes blurry distance vision and often worsens as children grow. Managing it early helps reduce the risk of serious eye conditions later in life.

At what age should myopia management start?

Myopia management can begin as early as age 6 or when early signs of progression are detected. The earlier the intervention, the better the long-term outcomes.

What is axial length and why is it important?

Axial length is the measurement of the eye’s growth. Monitoring it helps track myopia progression more accurately than vision tests alone.

Is myopia management safe?

Yes, all recommended treatments are clinically proven, safe, and widely used by eye care professionals around the world.

Can myopia be cured?

There is no cure for myopia, but management can significantly slow its progression and reduce long-term risks.

How often should my child be seen for follow-ups?

Most children are monitored every 6–12 months, depending on the treatment plan and how quickly their myopia is progressing.

Does insurance cover myopia management?

Coverage varies. We recommend checking with your provider. We offer direct billing and payment options to make care accessible.

Will my child still need glasses?

The goal of myopia management is to slow progression, it doesn't necessarily eliminate the need for vision correction.

What happens if myopia is left untreated?

Untreated myopia can lead to high myopia, increasing the risk of eye diseases like retinal detachment, glaucoma, and macular degeneration.