Child’s prescription climbing? Learn about low-dose atropine drops, side effects, and myopia plans with The Eye Studio by Kennedy Eye Clinic in Saskatoon, SK. […]
How Does Atropine for Myopia Control Work?
Back-to-School & Near Work: What Parents Should Know About Myopia Progression
The Eye Studio by Kennedy Eye Clinic covers myopia signs to watch for, how near work affects growing eyes, and the control options available in Saskatoon. […]
How to Slow Myopia Progression in Children?
Children’s myopia often changes year after year. The Eye Studio by Kennedy Eye Clinic covers the signs to watch for and the options that can slow it down. […]
Is Myopia Genetic? What Parents Should Know
Is myopia genetic? Learn about family risk, daily habits, and slowing progression with The Eye Studio by Kennedy Eye Clinic, your optometrist in Saskatoon, SK. […]
What Causes Myopia to Get Worse?
The progression of myopia is often a combination of genetics, how much time your child spends outdoors, and possibly visual stress from near work. […]
Myopia Glasses, Contacts, and More: What’s Right for You?
The right myopia control option, such as Ortho-K, MiYOSMART lenses, atropine drops, soft contacts, or lifestyle changes, depends on your child’s needs. In some cases, combining treatments can offer better results for slowing myopia progression. […]
Astigmatism vs. Myopia: What’s the Difference?
Astigmatism is caused by an irregular shape in the cornea or lens, while myopia occurs when the eyeball is too long or the corneal curve is too steep, making distant objects appear blurry. […]
Myopia vs Hyperopia: What’s The Difference?
Myopia affects distance vision, making faraway objects look blurry, while hyperopia makes it harder to see things up close. Each condition requires its own approach to diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management. […]
