Bolt Eye Group · DreamSculpt™ Ortho-K Program
DreamSculpt Ortho-K, from first visit to clear mornings
What to expect, step by step, when your child starts DreamSculpt Ortho-K at Bolt Eye Group.



Is your child a good fit?
Signs DreamSculpt Ortho-K may help.
- Their glasses prescription has gone up at recent visits
- One or both parents are nearsighted
- They spend a lot of time on screens, books or homework up close
- They spend little time outdoors
- They play sports or dislike wearing glasses during the day
- They are ready, with a parent’s help, to follow a nightly lens routine
Watch
See it for yourself
How it works
Lenses at night. Clear vision all day.
DreamSculpt Ortho-K lenses are custom rigid gas-permeable lenses worn only while sleeping. They gently reshape the front surface of the eye overnight. In the morning, your child takes them out and sees clearly all day. The lens design also changes how light focuses on the edge of the retina, which is thought to help slow the eye’s growth.

We check every fit with a harmless dye that glows under a special blue light. It shows us exactly how the lens sits on your child’s eye.
Your program
What to expect once you enroll.
1. Measurements
We map the shape of the cornea with corneal topography and measure your child’s prescription so the lenses can be designed for their eyes.
2. Lens fitting and training
When the lenses arrive, our team fits them and teaches you and your child how to put them in, take them out and clean them.
3. Follow-up visits
We see your child the morning after the first night and again at one week. After that, regular visits check vision, eye health and the corneal map.
Bring the lenses and case to every follow-up. If your doctor asks, come in the morning after sleeping in the lenses. That is when we can see how well they are working.
Questions
DreamSculpt Ortho-K program questions.
How quickly does vision improve?
Many children see a big improvement within the first several nights. Full results can take a little longer. Your doctor will check progress at each follow-up.
What if my child stops wearing them?
The cornea slowly returns to its original shape, and their nearsightedness comes back. That is why consistent nightly wear matters.
How much does it cost?
The DreamSculpt Ortho-K fee is $2,500 for the first year and $1,950 for each year after. Each year’s fee includes the fitting, corneal topography, DreamSculpt retainers and follow-up visits for that year. Call your office for payment options. HSA/FSA cards and CareCredit are accepted.



Five offices · Book online any time
Start your child’s DreamSculpt Ortho-K program
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.
575 Professional Dr Suite 100
Mon – Thu · 9 – 5
Every other Sat · 9 – 2 (by appointment)
678-993-2020
Book Lawrenceville
131 Upper Riverdale Rd
Thu & Fri · 8 – 5
770-994-9913
Book Riverdale
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.





