Myopia, or short-sightedness, is a common childhood vision problem. Often progressing as children grow, myopia increases the risk of serious eye conditions later in life. Learn about the causes of myopia, key risk factors, why early myopia control is crucial, and the latest treatment options including MiSight® contact lenses, Miyosmart glasses, Ortho-K, and atropine eye drops. Discover how axial length measurements help track eye growth - and what parents can do today to protect their child’s future vision. Book your Myopia Control Assessment today!

The main function of a corneal topographer is to create a 3D topography map of the cornea (the clear, front window of the eye). This helps us to diagnose and monitor corneal conditions such as keratoconus, and also greatly assists with fitting contact lenses, especially hard (or RGP) lenses and OrthoK lenses. Our corneal topographer can also take photos and videos of the front surface of the eye to better assess and monitor dry eyes and other conditions that affect the front part of the eye. 

OCT greatly assists in diagnosing and monitoring of glaucoma and macular diseases such as age related macular degeneration, and allows us to detect subtle changes over time.

It is not only a valuable tool for detecting and diagnosing the earliest signs of retinal disease, it also allows us to compare images over time to look for even the most subtle of changes.