
When Your Child’s Prescription Increases Every Year, It’s Not Random.
Each time a prescription increases, the eye is physically growing longer.That growth does not just mean stronger glasses. Higher levels of myopia are associated with increased lifetime risk for retinal detachment, glaucoma, and myopic maculopathy.
The earlier progression is addressed, the greater the opportunity to influence long‑term visual health.
At Michigan Eye Consultants, we provide structured, clinically guided myopia management for families across Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Troy, Royal Oak, and Metro Detroit. Our approach features FDA‑authorized Stellest® lenses as part of a comprehensive plan designed to slow progression — not simply correct vision.
Why Forward‑Thinking Families Address Myopia Early
Myopia is progressive. Waiting rarely improves outcomes.Families who intervene early often experience:
The strongest outcomes are typically seen when management begins before prescriptions reach higher levels.This is not about alarm. It is about foresight.

Stellest® lenses incorporate Highly Aspherical Lenslet Target (H.A.L.T.) technology — a constellation of microscopic aspherical lenslets surrounding a clear central visual zone.
This design creates controlled myopic defocus while maintaining crisp central vision for school, athletics, reading, and digital tasks.
Stellest lenses are FDA‑authorized for pediatric myopia management in the United States and are worn like traditional eyeglasses — with advanced optical engineering built into the lens.

We do not simply dispense specialty lenses.
Our protocol includes:
Families receive clear guidance, structured follow‑up, and a long‑term strategy.
This level of oversight is why many families travel from Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, and surrounding communities for care.
Many parents assume stronger glasses are simply part of growing up.
Modern research suggests otherwise.
When families choose proactive management, they often describe relief — knowing they are not passively watching prescriptions climb.
Myopia management is about partnership, informed decisions, and protecting your child’s future vision.

Children typically between ages 6–14 who:
Earlier intervention generally produces greater long‑term benefit.
Intervention often begins between ages 6–10, particularly when progression is observed.
Yes. Stellest lenses are FDA‑authorized and worn like standard glasses.
Prescriptions frequently continue increasing, which may elevate long‑term eye health risk.
Coverage depends on your plan. Medical insurance may apply when medical neccessary. We are out-of-network for vision plans but use Anagram to help eligible patients submit for reimbursement. Our team reviews your benefits before you proceed.
Reflections are reduced with a premium anti-reflective (AR) coating. It cuts glare, improves clarity, and makes your lenses look nearly invisible. We'll help you choose the best option based on how you use your glasses.
If your child’s prescription has increased year after year, a structured evaluation may be appropriate.
Call (586) 302-3222 or BOOK ONLINE.