Your Child's Vision Matters: Myopia Management in Shrewsbury
Is your child experiencing challenges with seeing things clearly at a distance? Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, concerns many children and young adults. At Premier Eye Center in Shrewsbury, we understand how this can impact your child's life. More than just an inconvenience, myopia can pose serious risks to their long-term vision.

Myopia affects how light focuses. For those with nearsightedness, distant objects appear blurry, while nearby objects remain clear. This condition typically develops during childhood, a crucial time of rapid eye growth, often worsening into the late teen years.
The Rise of Myopia: A Global Concern
Did you know that myopia is on the rise globally? Recent studies indicate that almost 30% of the world's population is myopic. Even more concerning, projections suggest that by 2050, nearly 50% of people worldwide, totaling a staggering 5 billion individuals, will be affected. Premier Eye Center in Shrewsbury is committed to addressing this growing issue through effective myopia management.
Empowering Your Child with Myopia Management
Imagine a world where your child's vision isn't a constant struggle. Myopia management is a series of treatments designed to slow down the progression of myopia in children. At Premier Eye Center, we go beyond the technicalities; we understand the emotional journey your child is on. Our dedicated team, led by Dr. Lawrence A. Filak Jr., offers personalized treatments that diminish the stress associated with myopia development.
Your Partner in Myopia Management: Who We Serve
