Clear vision starts here. Our full exam checks your prescription and your eye health—screening for glaucoma, cataracts, macular changes, and more. We tailor every visit for adults and kids, with easy explanations and practical next steps.

What to expect

• New or updated glasses/contacts prescription

• Eye health screening and pressure check

  Most vision plans apply.
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Whether it’s your first pair or a better fit, we measure, fit, and fine-tune lenses for your eyes and lifestyle—daily disposables, astigmatism (toric), and multifocal options included. You’ll leave confident with insertion/removal training and care tips.

What’s included

• Precise corneal/tear film measurements

• Trial lenses to test comfort and vision

• Follow-up to dial in the fit
  Note: A contact lens Rx requires an annual evaluation and may be separate from a glasses exam.

  
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Red, itchy, or irritated eyes? Sudden dryness, styes, allergies, flashes/floaters, or a possible infection? We offer same-day problem visits to diagnose and treat urgent eye issues, coordinate prescriptions, and advise safe return-to-contact-lens wear.

When to come in

• Pink/red eye, discharge, or pain

• Swelling, styes, or something in the eye

• Sudden light flashes/floaters or vision changes
  Insurance: Typically billed to medical insurance.
  Urgent: If you have severe pain, sudden vision loss, or trauma, seek emergency care.

  
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Slow the progression of nearsightedness—while seeing clearly every day.
Stellest lenses are specialty eyeglass lenses for children that correct vision and are clinically shown to help slow myopia progression when worn consistently. They look and feel like regular glasses, so kids can wear them to school, sports, and screen time without changing routines.

How Stellest works

• Uses a constellation of tiny lenslets (H.A.L.T. technology) that creates a myopia-control signal in the periphery while keeping central vision sharp.

• Works best with full-time wear (aim for 12+ hours/day).

Who it’s for

• Children with progressive myopia (nearsightedness)

• Ages typically 6–16 (younger starters often get the most benefit)

• Great for families looking for a non-invasive option

What to expect

1. Myopia evaluation (eye exam, previous Rx review, family history, lifestyle)

2. Frame + lens selection (durable, comfortable, kid-approved)

3. Fitting & education (cleaning, care, wear-time goals)

4. Follow-ups to monitor vision and eye growth and adjust the plan as needed

Program & follow-ups

• Annual myopia-management program includes progress checks and guidance.

• Glasses prescriptions still change over time—Stellest aims to slow that change, not stop it completely.

Care tips for families

• Wear full-time.

• Build healthy visual habits: outdoor time daily, frequent near-work breaks, good lighting.

• Keep lenses clean; use both hands to remove frames.

FAQ

Is Stellest safe? Yes—no drops or procedures. It’s worn like normal glasses.
Can my child play sports? Absolutely; we can recommend sports-ready frames.
Does insurance cover it? Vision plans may cover the eye exam and frames; Stellest lenses and the myopia-management program are often separate. We’ll help you check benefits.

Ready to get started?
Book a Stellest consultation or call us with questions—we’ll walk you through whether it’s the right fit for your child.