Sydney Optometrists Introduce Ground Breaking Therapy to Correct Vision without Surgery or Glasses


Posted January 8, 2016 by EyePractice

For those of us who are short sighted, suffering from the condition also known as myopia, the quest for healthy vision involves the daily reliance on contact lenses or glasses, or having to undergo expensive and irreversible eye surgery.

 
The Eye Practice in Sydney is allowing its clients to change all that with a new approach to vision correction that allows reversible correction of vision for those with short sightedness, and delays the further degeneration of eyesight. It’s called orthokeratology, and it uses the contact lenses you may be familiar with in a completely different way to better facilitate your vision and your lifestyle.

The difference with orthokeratology or ortho-K for short, is that it provides freedom from wearing contact lenses or eye glasses during the day, by temporarily correcting your vision at night. The way it works is that the person with short sightedness wears special contact lenses overnight whilst sleeping, and these contact lenses work to gently shape the lens to correct the vision. The effect lasts after the lenses are removed for 1-2 days, meaning you can enjoy perfect vision without glasses or contact lenses. Unlike surgery or Lasix, the effect is only temporary, meaning that there is no permanent changes to your vision. However, if you decide to undergo surgery further down the track, that’s no problem after you stop using the ortho-K lenses.

Orthokeratology contact lenses are perfect for those who may be in the early stages of nearsightedness and which to stop the progression of their condition, or for those who want freedom from wearing contact lenses and glasses in the daytime without having to undergo eye surgery. Orthokeratology is perfect for active people whose lifestyles don’t easily allow for wearing glasses or lenses, and is especially great for those who love sport. Orthokeratology is also well suited for teenagers who are increasingly becoming shorter sighted due to computer use and indoor activities, but who benefit from the flexibility of orthokeratology and the fact that it’s delays or stops the progression of myopia (short sightedness).

At The Eye Practice in Sydney, expert optometrists can fit these specialized lenses to your own eyes, and provide detailed and personalized service to fully address your individual needs. With a reputation for the highest level vision care and state of the art facilities, The Eye Practice is on the forefront of technology when it’s comes to providing care, making them the optometrists you can count on. With a track record already existing of excellent results using orthokeratology to treat myopia and astigmatism, visiting The Eye Practice for an individualized assessment and treatment could completely change your vision and your lifestyle, giving you a freedom you never believed could be possible.

For more information on this exciting new vision therapy and the range of other vision services The Eye Practice can provide, contact them at their website –

www.theeyepractice.com.au
The Eye Practice
Mezzanine Level, 44 Market Street, Sydney, NSW 2000
Phone: (02) 9290 1899
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Last Updated January 8, 2016