How Ortho-K Gives You Freedom

Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) uses specially designed overnight contact lenses to reshape your cornea while you sleep gently. Wake up to clear daytime vision without glasses or contacts—perfect for active lifestyles, sports, or anyone wanting a break from eyewear.

Beyond convenience, Ortho-K can slow childhood myopia progression by up to 60%, reducing future risks like retinal detachment. Our customized fittings and follow-up care ensure safety, comfort, and results tailored just for your eyes.

Ortho-K is an overnight treatment using special contact lenses to temporarily reshape the cornea, correcting myopia and mild astigmatism. After lens removal in the morning, vision stays clear throughout the day without glasses or daytime contacts.

How Effective is Ortho-K Treatment?

Ortho-K is highly effective for individuals with mild to moderate myopia and astigmatism. Studies show that children undergoing Ortho-K treatment experience a 40% to 60% reduction in the rate of myopia progression compared to those without myopia control. Additionally, Ortho-K lenses can provide clear vision for most of the day, though the effect is temporary and requires consistent nightly use.

What are the Risks of Ortho-K?

While Ortho-K is generally safe, there are some risks associated with its use:

• Eye infections: Poor hygiene or improper lens care can lead to infections.
• Corneal staining: Some users may experience minor corneal staining, though this is usually temporary.
• Vision fluctuations: Some individuals may notice slight variations in vision clarity, especially in the early stages of treatment.
• Not a permanent solution: If lens use is discontinued, the cornea gradually returns to its original shape.
• Proper lens care and regular check-ups with an eye care professional can significantly reduce these risks.

Who is Suitable for Ortho-K?

Ortho-K is ideal for:

• Children and teenagers with progressing myopia: It helps slow down myopia progression.
• Adults with mild to moderate myopia and astigmatism: Those who prefer a non-surgical vision correction method.
• Active individuals: People who engage in sports or work in environments where glasses or daytime contacts are inconvenient.
• Individuals not eligible for LASIK: Those with insufficient corneal thickness or other conditions preventing laser surgery.