A Parent's Role in Managing Myopia Consequences

If you've landed on this website, it's likely because a child in your life has been diagnosed with nearsightedness, and you're searching for solutions. Let's assure you, there is hope. The severe implications of myopia can be managed using a range of treatment options, including orthokeratology, myopia managing soft contact lenses, pharmaceutical options, vision therapy, environmental modifications, and anti-myopia glasses.

It's crucial to consult with a practitioner specifically trained in myopia management to ensure your child receives the most suitable and current treatment tailored to their needs.

As an international platform, our main objective is to connect you with practitioners in your region. Below, you'll find a link to a comprehensive website relevant to your country. This site will provide you with educational resources in your preferred language and practitioner referrals. Please find your location from the list below and click on the link for more information and to discover myopia management specialists in your area. If your country does not have a dedicated section, please contact us.

Where To Look

• American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control (AAOMC):
• For practitioners in the United States and Canada, please visit AAOMC.ORG
• European Academy of Orthokeratology (EUROK):
• For practitioners in Europe, please visit WWW.EUROK.EU
• Oceania Society of Orthokeratology (OSO):
• For practitioners in Australia and New Zealand, please visit OSO.NET.AU
• International Academy of Orthokeratology Asia (IAOA):
• For practitioners in Mainland China, please visit IAOA.COM.CN
• The Asociación Latinoamericana de Orthokeratology (ALOMC):
• For practitioners in Mexico, Latin America, and South America, please visit ALOCM.ORG