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Essilor Stellest® Lenses in Harrisburg, NC

Your child needs prescription eyeglasses to see clearly. But what if those glasses could also help manage how their nearsightedness changes? Essilor Stellest® lenses combine prescription vision correction with a lens design intended to help slow the progression of myopia, giving families a glasses-based option for myopia management.

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Myopia-Control Glasses That Do More Than Correct the Blur

Standard prescription glasses can make blurry distance vision clear, but they aren’t designed to slow the progression of myopia. Stellest® lenses provide the prescription correction your child needs while using specialized lens technology intended to help slow the progression of their nearsightedness as their eyes grow.

Essilor Stellest® FAQs

What Are Stellest® Lenses?

Essilor Stellest® lenses are prescription spectacle lenses for children with myopia (nearsightedness). They correct blurry distance vision while using a specialized design intended to reduce myopia progression. In the U.S., Stellest® lenses are FDA-approved for children ages 6–12, giving families a glasses-based option for managing childhood myopia.

How Do Stellest® Glasses Work?

Stellest® lenses may look like a regular pair of prescription glasses, but the lens design does two jobs at once:

  1. Provides clear vision
  2. Creates a myopia-control effect

Each lens combines a clear-vision area with a specialized pattern of tiny lenslets to help manage how your child’s eye grows. These lenslets are built directly into the lens and create what’s known as myopic defocus. In simple terms, they change how some light is focused in the peripheral areas of the retina, creating an optical signal intended to help slow the excessive eye growth associated with myopia progression.

What Does The Research Say?

In the U.S. clinical trial supporting FDA authorization, children wearing Stellest® lenses had, on average, 71% less myopia progression and 53% less axial elongation over 24 months compared with children wearing single-vision lenses.

*Those numbers describe average results across the clinical study, not a guarantee for an individual child.

Get Stellest® Lenses at Clear & Company Eye Care

Start With Your Child’s Eyes

Dr. Taylor Randich will evaluate your child’s vision, prescription, eye health, and how their myopia has been changing. That helps her determine whether myopia management is appropriate.

Is Stellest® Is the Right Fit?

Stellest® is one option, not the only option. Our Harrisburg eye doctor will consider your child’s needs and explain whether Stellest® or another approach make more sense.

Choose Frames

Once we have the lenses figured out, your child gets to have some fun. Our opticians will help them find frames that fit well, feel comfortable, and look like something they’ll actually want to wear.

Keep Monitoring

Myopia management doesn’t end when your child picks up their new glasses. Dr. Randich will continue monitoring how their vision and myopia change and recommend follow-up care.

There isn’t one myopia treatment that’s right for every child. Clear & Company Eye Care also offers ortho-k, soft myopia-control contact lenses, and low-dose atropine eye drops. Each works differently and comes with considerations specific to your child and family.

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Think Beyond the Next Prescription—Get Started!

If your child’s prescription keeps getting stronger, another pair of standard glasses isn’t your only option. Schedule a myopia evaluation with Dr. Randich at Clear & Company Eye Care in Harrisburg to find out whether Stellest® lenses could be a good fit for your child’s vision, lifestyle, and myopia-management needs.