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How Long Will It Take to See Results from Ortho-K?

Orthokeratology, also known as Ortho-K, is a non-surgical vision correction method that gently reshapes your cornea overnight using specially designed gas-permeable contact lenses. It offers a safe and effective solution for managing myopia (nearsightedness), particularly in children and teens, and is growing in popularity among adults looking for freedom from daytime glasses or contact lenses. One of the most common questions we receive at Eye Clinics of Seattle is: “How long will it take to see results from Ortho-K?” Let's break it down.


What Are the Signs That My Child Might Have a Vision Problem?

Good vision is essential for your child’s growth, development, and success in school. Yet, many children with vision problems go undiagnosed because they may not realize they are seeing the world differently from others. At Eye Clinics of Seattle, we believe that early detection is key to ensuring your child enjoys clear, comfortable vision for years to come.


Are Scleral Lenses Right for Your Eyes? Signs You Might Need Specialty Contact Lenses

If you’ve struggled with traditional contact lenses or glasses, you’re not alone. Many people in Seattle experience vision challenges that go beyond what standard corrective lenses can fix. Whether it’s dry eye discomfort, keratoconus, or post-surgical vision issues, scleral lenses might be the solution you've been looking for.


Exploring Non-Surgical Myopia Treatments: Are Contact Lenses, Eye Drops, or Ortho-K Right for You?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision condition that causes distant objects to appear blurry while close-up vision remains clear. With the increasing prevalence of myopia, particularly among children and young adults, many patients seek non-surgical treatment options to slow its progression and manage their vision effectively. While laser eye surgery is an option for some, others prefer non-invasive alternatives.