The program provides for observation by an orthokeratologist of the patient's eyes undergoing orthokeratological treatment. The program includes a nighttime rigid gas permeable lens with a 1-year service life.

The program includes:

• Selection, fitting and training in the use of a night lens
• Four control visits during the year with examination
• If necessary, ultrasonic cleaning of the lens
• Orthokeratology treatment is a non-surgical method of correcting myopia in children and adults, which changes the shape of the cornea during sleep, using rigid gas-permeable contact lenses.

Program duration: 13 months

Before the first visit:

• Pupil dilation is possible (lens fitting then in 2-3 days)
• If the patient wore soft contact lenses, do not use them for 7 days before the examination
• If the patient wore hard contact lenses, do not use them for 21 days before the examination
• The duration of the first visit can be 1-1.5 hours

Indications

• Myopia without astigmatism (-0.5 to -8.0 D) and with astigmatism (up to -5.0 D)
• Progressive myopia, which is not stopped by wearing glasses or soft contact lenses
• Intolerance to daytime contact lenses
• Inability to wear glasses or lenses due to lifestyle (sports, dancing, swimming)

Contraindications

• Dry eye syndrome
• Frequent conjunctivitis, blepharitis
• Allergic reactions
• Contraindications revealed during the examination

Age restrictions: from 6 years old