Defined - Orthokeratology is the temporary reduction of myopia achieved by the programmed application of contact lenses to reshape the cornea.
If             you’re nearsighted, you’ve had to grow dependent upon eyeglasses             or contact lenses for vision correction. At times it can be             inconvenient. You may have even considered laser surgery, but been             turned off by the risks. Now, there’s a non-surgical alternative             that improves your vision while you sleep. It’s called Boston XO             overnight Orthokeratology lens.
Vision             Shaping Therapy (VST) also known as Orthokeratology (ortho-k) uses a             special contact lens to gently reshape your cornea while you sleep.             The reshaping of the cornea allows light entering the eye to focus             on the retina correctly. When you wake up, you have better vision             with your naked eye. You’ll be able to see clearly, without             glasses or contact lenses. It works a lot like a dental retainer             worn at night to help straighten teeth. The lenses work while you             sleep.
Ortho             – k actually isn’t a new practice; in fact some eye care             professionals have been using this method of correction for decades.             Newer evolving technology has only made the process better,             exhibiting more comfort, and longer lasting results.
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