Tag: FDA

Childhood myopia doesn’t have to mean stronger glasses every year. Myopia management offers options designed to slow the progression of nearsightedness in children, including MiSight contact lenses, orthokeratology (Ortho-K), atropine and myopia-control glasses. Dr. Jennifer Lyerly and Dr. Alicia Barnes share how optometrists and families can choose the right myopia control approach based on a child’s vision, lifestyle and individual needs.

Myopia control with Stellest glasses helps slow down nearsightedness in children using an FDA-approved lens technology. Designed for everyday wear, Stellest offers a simple and effective way to protect your child’s vision and reduce the risk of future eye health complications.

First and only FDA-approved orthokeratology contact lens for myopia management. Available in sphere and toric designs to correct various combinations of corneal shapes and refractive...

Today, the FDA issued the first-ever approval for an autonomous artificial intelligence algorithm that can independently diagnose a disease without a doctor. It's called...

Inspiration comes from unlikely places.  Dr. Jenny Redfern never considered herself a beauty expert as a student at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis College...

Today’s podcast is a deep dive into the world of dry eye and ocular aesthetics – these women are some of the few specialists...