Dr. Meagan Anderson, OD, lead optometrist at Modern Vision Solutions in Omaha, NE, recently visited with KETV to explain what myopia actually is, why it matters for kids, and what parents can do about it today. What she covered in that segment is worth a
Dr. Meagan Anderson, an optometrist in Omaha, discussed myopia and its myopia control in children during an interview with Kari Wurth on KMTV Omaha Extra. What is Myopia? Kari Wurth:Welcome back to Omaha Extra! My name is Kari Wurth, and today I’m at Modern Vision
Managing myopia in kids and teens has come a long way, and daytime soft lenses are one of the latest options to help slow its progression while allowing for clear vision throughout the day. For parents looking to keep their child’s vision in check without
Myopia, or nearsightedness, has become increasingly common in children, with about one in three now affected. This rise in vision problems can impact a child’s ability to see clearly at school, during activities, and in everyday life. At Modern Vision Solutions, we understand the importance
Ortho-K overnight lenses offer a convenient and non-invasive option for controlling myopia, especially in children and young adults. These specially designed lenses gently reshape the cornea through orthokeratology while you sleep, reducing the need for daytime corrective lenses like glasses or contacts. At Modern Vision
A recent study in the Eye Journal examined how childhood nearsightedness (when things close up are seen clearly and those far away look blurry) is linked to a child’s height and weight. The study by Yossy Machluf and others came out in 2024. They looked at
In recent years, the incidence of myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, has seen a dramatic increase. In fact, this is leading some experts to consider it an emerging global health crisis. Here in Omaha, we are not immune to the effects of increased myopia. This
Myopia Awareness Week is an annual event that celebrates the importance of myopia management and control. This week-long observance seeks to raise public awareness about the risks associated with myopia, as well as encourage people to take proactive steps towards managing their own vision health.
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