What are the risk factors for developing myopia?

Risk factors for developing myopia include having myopic parents, not spending enough time outdoors in the sunlight, excessive screen time and other ‘near work,’ and certain health conditions and ethnicities. To find out if your child is at risk of developing myopia, call our practice today.

When does myopia stabilize?

Myopia tends to stabilize in the early-to-mid 20’s when the body stops growing. This is because the eye grows with the entire body and will continue to elongate as the body grows. In some cases, myopia will worsen well into adulthood. That’s why myopia management can also be appropriate for older teens and young adults.

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