Stellest™ Lenses – Slowing the Progression of Myopia

Myopia, or short-sightedness, is a common condition in children that causes blurred distance vision. As children grow, their myopia can worsen, often leading to stronger prescriptions and an increased risk of long-term eye health issues. Stellest™ lenses are specially designed to slow the progression of myopia. The lenses act as a shield against eye elongation, offering a proactive way to protect your child’s vision against Myopia progression.

Comprehensive Eye Examination

With our Myopia Control Plan, eye exams and imaging are included.

Peace of Mind with Spare Glasses

Your child will receive two pairs of Stellest™ glasses and a pair of Stellest™ sunglasses, ensuring constant wear.

Future-Proofing

With our Myopia Control Plan, you can enjoy unlimited lens changes, guaranteeing your child always has the correct prescription as their vision evolves.

Accident-Proof

With this plan, you can get up to three replacements included.

How will these lenses help my child’s eyes?

Using innovative lens technology, Stellest™ lenses correct your child’s vision while gently managing the growth of the eye, which is the main factor behind myopia worsening. The lenses feature a clear central zone for sharp, everyday vision and a unique pattern around it that helps control how the eye grows over time. This means your child can see clearly while the lenses work in the background to slow prescription changes.

They are recommended for children aged 6 to 16 who are developing myopia, have an existing myopia diagnosis, or are experiencing its progression.

Slowing myopia progression through consistent wear

Studies show that wearing Stellest™ lenses for at least 12 hours a day can slow myopia progression by up to 67% on average, helping to reduce the need for stronger prescriptions over time. To support this, our Myopia Control Plan includes multiple pairs, spare glasses and prescription sunglasses, ensuring your child can continue wearing their lenses even when one pair is being updated or repaired. This consistency is key to maximising treatment effectiveness and protecting their long-term eye health.

Comfort and safety are also important, particularly for younger children. Stellest™ lenses are lightweight, durable, and impact-resistant. Perfect for everyday wear at school, during sports, or at home. For more active moments, we can recommend alternative options like contact lenses or protective goggles.

Why choose Stellest™ lenses?

The earlier your child begins myopia control, the more effective it can be. Stellest™ lenses are suitable for children as young as six and offer a way to take early action to protect long-term eye health. While the lenses won’t reverse myopia, they can reduce its progression, leading to fewer prescription changes and better visual outcomes into adulthood.

Having spare pairs of glasses is essential, especially for active children. Glasses can easily be lost, damaged, or misplaced, and having a backup pair means your child will never be without clear vision. This is particularly important with myopia management, where consistent wear is key to slowing progression.

Our Myopia Control Plan is £95/month over two years and includes:

Two pairs of Stellest™ glasses
One pair of Stellest™ sunglasses
Up to three replacement pairs, ensuring your child always has a backup.
Unlimited lens changes, so their prescription is always up to date.
Full eye care, including exams, biometry scans and imaging, for complete peace of mind.

Stellest™ Lenses – Slowing the Progression of Myopia

Comprehensive Eye Examination

Peace of Mind with Spare Glasses

Future-Proofing

Accident-Proof

How will these lenses help my child’s eyes?

Slowing myopia progression through consistent wear

Why choose Stellest™ lenses?

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