Myopia Management for Children in Chesapeake, VA
Slow Your Child's Myopia with MiSight & Atropine Therapy
Discover effective solutions to slow myopia progression for your child.
Don’t Let Myopia Control Your Child’s Vision
What happens if you ignore worsening myopia?
- Your child may face stronger prescriptions.
- Neglecting myopia can lead to long-term health risks.
- Living with constant anxiety about their eyesight.
- Future vision issues could affect self-esteem.
- Worsening vision could limit their activities.
- You could miss opportunities for early intervention.
- Your child might struggle academically due to poor vision.
- It’s frustrating to feel powerless as a parent.


A Brighter Vision Ahead
Help your child enjoy clear vision without worry.
- FDA-approved MiSight lenses for effective myopia management.
- A personalized approach to your child’s eye health.
- Continuous support and monitoring from experts.
- Empowering families with knowledge and confidence.
We see your concerns and can help
As experts in pediatric eye care, we empower parents with
actionable solutions to protect their child's vision.
Trusted Provider for Pediatric Eye Care
Specialized in Myopia Management
Dr. Teten has successfully guided numerous children through effective myopia solutions.
3 Simple Steps to Clear Vision
Start your child's journey to better eyesight today.
1
Schedule an Eye Exam
2
Complete Your Evaluation
3
Receive MiSight Lenses
Stop worrying about your child's worsening vision—take control today.
Explore solutions for lasting clarity.
Our approach includes FDA-approved MiSight® 1 day contact lenses, designed to both correct vision and slow the progression of myopia in children. In addition, we offer low-dose atropine eye drop therapy, another clinically proven method to manage myopia effectively. By combining these advanced treatments with personalized care and regular monitoring, we help your child see clearly today while protecting their vision for the future.
It all starts with a comprehensive eye exam with Dr. Teten. Let us walk with you in safeguarding your child’s sight—because their future deserves clarity.
Who Can Benefit from MiSight and Atropine Therapy?
When it comes to managing childhood myopia, early intervention is everything. If your child’s prescription seems to get stronger each year, you’re not alone-this is a growing concern for families everywhere. Fortunately, science has given us powerful tools to slow this progression: MiSight® contact lenses and low-dose atropine eye drops.
While each treatment works differently, both are designed to help children maintain better vision over time and reduce their risk of future eye health complications. At Navigation Eye Care, we tailor the treatment plan to your child’s specific needs-sometimes using one option, or a combination of both, for the most effective results.
So who are the best candidates for these advanced solutions?
Here’s a quick breakdown:
- Children ages 5 to 14 with diagnosed progressive myopia.
- Kids whose prescriptions are increasing year after year.
- Children with a family history of nearsightedness.
- Patients who are not ideal candidates for contact lenses (atripine may be preferred).
- Children who may benefit from dual therapy (MiSight + atropine) for more aggressive myopia progression.
- Families seeking a preventive, long-term approach to vision care, not just stronger glasses.
- Parents who value personalized, research-based treatment plans from a trusted provider like Dr. Teten.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About MiSight®
- What is MiSight® and how does it help my child?
MiSight® 1 day contact lenses are FDA-approved lenses designed to correct vision and slow the progression of myopia (nearsightedness) in children, helping protect long-term eye health. - Who is a good candidate for MiSight®?
Children ages 8 to 12 with worsening nearsightedness are ideal candidates. Dr. Teten will assess your child’s prescription, eye health, and family history to determine eligibility. - Is MiSight® safe and easy for kids to use?
Yes! MiSight® lenses are daily disposable, making them safe and hygienic. Most children learn quickly how to insert and remove them with our team’s support and training. - How often does my child need to wear the lenses and come in for visits?
MiSight® should be worn at least 10 hours per day, 6 days a week. Regular check-ups every 6 months help us track progress and adjust the plan if needed. - Can MiSight® be combined with other treatments?
Absolutely! For children with rapidly progressing myopia, Dr. Teten may recommend a combination of MiSight® lenses and low-dose atropine eye drops for enhanced results.