Lenses worn while sleeping keep your vision clear during the day.
If glasses get in the way during sports but your child isn't old enough for vision correction surgery yet, ask us about Dream Lens—worn during sleep, no surgery.
It gently reshapes the cornea temporarily during sleep to correct myopia and astigmatism. Stop wearing it and the eye returns to its original state, with no effect on future LASIK or LASEK.
LK lenses are worn for about 7 hours, and Toric Premier lenses correct myopia and astigmatism together.
Diagnostic · Anterior segment 3D imagingPentacamWe examine corneal shape and refraction, then prescribe a lens that fits your child's eyes.
Worn for about 7–8 hours of sleep, it keeps vision clear during the day.
Reshapes the cornea during sleep and is effective for myopia and especially astigmatism.
A non-surgical lens that temporarily flattens the cornea during sleep to correct myopia and astigmatism. When you stop wearing it, the eye returns to its original state, and it does not affect having LASIK or LASEK later.
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Tests for lens fitting.
The doctor checks your eyes.
We choose a lens that fits your eyes and you try it on.
We explain care and precautions.
Myopia happens when the eye grows too long front to back, so light focuses in front of the retina and distant objects look blurry. It usually starts at ages 6–14 and can worsen into the early 20s, and it's more likely if family members are nearsighted.
Dream Lens is a special hard lens worn during sleep. It gently reshapes the cornea temporarily overnight, helping your child go without glasses during the day after removing it.
Put in the lenses and go to sleep.
Wear them for about 7–8 hours.
Take the lenses out after waking up.
Go about the day without glasses or contacts.
Dream Lens isn't simply worn because vision is poor. Because it temporarily changes the shape of the cornea, we check the eye before trying a lens.
We measure corneal curvature to match how the lens sits.
We check whether the eyes can tolerate a lens during sleep.
We measure myopia and astigmatism to choose the lens.
We check the cornea and refraction.
We choose a lens that fits the eyes.
Learn how to put in, remove and care for the lenses.
We keep track of eye changes during the growing years.
| Dream Lens | MiSight | |
|---|---|---|
| Wearing time | 7–8 hours during sleep | 10 hours a day during the daytime |
| Lens type | Special hard lens | Disposable soft lens |
| Lens care | Needs cleaning and storage | A new lens every day, so no cleaning needed |
| Daytime | No lenses | Lenses worn |
The two lenses are cared for differently. We look at your child's eyes and daily routine together to choose the right option.
We'll explain lens care and precautions when you receive the lenses. Below are general rules for any contact lens use.
From a child’s first Dream Lens to vision correction, eye-area care and presbyopia surgery. An eye clinic you’ll have a reason to return to at every age.
We help manage myopia in growing eyes.
A first step toward seeing without glasses or contacts.
Care for eyes and eye areas worn out by screens.
Presbyopia and cataract, plus the optic nerve and retina.
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We recommend it for children and teens aged 7 and older with myopia or astigmatism. Adults who'd rather avoid surgery can also consider it; suitability is decided after an exam.
About 7–8 hours during sleep. Removing them in the morning helps your child go without glasses during the day.
Dream Lens corrects vision by temporarily reshaping the cornea, so when wear stops, the cornea returns to its original state.
When Dream Lens wear stops, the eye returns to its original state, so it doesn't affect having LASIK or LASEK later. Be sure to tell us you wear Dream Lens at your surgery consultation.
We decide by looking at whether lenses can be worn during sleep, daytime activities, ability to manage lens care, tear volume and corneal health, and growth rate.
Remove the lenses. If symptoms stay the same or get worse after removing them, see a doctor right away.
After examining your child's eyes, we recommend a suitable lens.
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