Bolt Eye Group · Myopia Management

Slow down your child’s nearsightedness

Glasses help kids see, but they do not slow myopia down. DreamSculpt™ Ortho-K and special myopia-control lenses can. We fit them at four of our five offices.

DreamSculpt Ortho-K in Canton, East Cobb, Lawrenceville and Johnson City

Best time to startAs soon as myopia starts getting worse

OptionsDreamSculpt Ortho-K and myopia-control contacts

Fitting teamOur doctors + Barbra Williams, COT, COA

Why it matters

Myopia is more than needing stronger glasses.

Myopia (nearsightedness) usually starts in childhood and gets worse as the eye grows longer. A longer eye doesn’t just see worse. It also has a higher lifetime risk of retinal detachment, glaucoma and myopic macular degeneration. Slowing that growth in childhood protects vision for life.

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Glasses get stronger every year

If your child needs a new, stronger prescription every visit, their myopia is progressing.

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Family history

Children whose parents are nearsighted are more likely to become nearsighted too.

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Lots of near work, little outdoor time

Hours of close-up screens and books, and little time outside, are linked to faster progression.

Treatment options

Ways we slow myopia down.

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DreamSculpt Ortho-K

Custom rigid lenses your child wears only while sleeping. They gently reshape the cornea overnight, so your child sees clearly all day without glasses or contacts. They are also designed to slow eye growth.

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Myopia-control soft lenses

Daily disposable soft contact lenses with a special optical design that helps slow myopia while your child wears them during the day.

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Monitoring with imaging

At every follow-up, we check your child’s prescription and map the front of the eye to see how the treatment is working.

Who fits your child

A specialty contact lens team at four offices.

DreamSculpt Ortho-K is done by our doctors together with Barbra Williams, COT, COA, who has spent more than ten years on complicated fits for progressing myopia and young children.

Dr. Jaymini Nayee, OD

Dr. Jaymini Nayee

Canton and East Cobb

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Dr. Mehdi Kazemzadeh, OD

Dr. Mehdi Kazemzadeh

Lawrenceville

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Dr. Susan Reimbold, OD

Dr. Susan Reimbold

Johnson City

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Barbra Williams, COT, COA

Barbra Williams, COT, COA

Specialty lens fittings

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Questions

Myopia management questions.

What age can my child start?

Many children start as soon as their myopia is found and begins to progress. Your doctor will check whether your child is ready to handle lenses, and parents help a lot in the beginning.

Is DreamSculpt Ortho-K safe for kids?

Yes, when it’s fitted and followed carefully. This type of lens has been used for many years. Like any contact lens, it needs good cleaning habits and regular follow-ups, and we teach you and your child exactly how to care for the lenses.

Will my child still need glasses?

With DreamSculpt Ortho-K, most children see clearly during the day without glasses or contacts. Your doctor will tell you what to expect for your child’s prescription.

Is myopia management offered in Riverdale?

Not at this time. DreamSculpt Ortho-K and myopia control are offered in Canton, East Cobb, Lawrenceville and Johnson City.

Five offices · Book online any time

Book a myopia consultation

Pick your office to book online, or call or text us. Same-day visits are available for red, painful or injured eyes, on the days each office is open.

Bolt Eye Group - Canton
2060 Cumming Hwy Suite 400
Mon – Fri · 9 – 5
770-615-2007
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Bolt Eye Group - East Cobb
2255 Sewell Mill Rd #310
Mon – Fri · 8 – 5
770-578-1900
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Bolt Eye Group - Lawrenceville Family Eyecare
575 Professional Dr Suite 100
Mon – Thu · 9 – 5
Every other Sat · 9 – 2 (by appointment)
678-993-2020
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Bolt Eye Group - Johnson City
1207 N Roan St #200
Mon – Fri · 9 – 5
423-928-1010
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We accept VSP, EyeMed, Medicare and most major medical plans (BCBS, Aetna, UHC, Cigna, Humana), plus Davis, Spectera and other vision plans. HSA/FSA cards and CareCredit welcome.