Support for progressing short-sightedness

Myopia Control St John’s Wood

Evidence-based support for children whose short-sightedness is developing or progressing, with clear guidance for parents and regular review.

Your local practiceChurch Street

92 Church Street, London, NW8 8EX

01ChildrenAge-appropriate care

02OngoingProgress monitoring

03NW8Church Street clinic

Care around you

Look beyond the next stronger prescription.

Myopia often starts in childhood and can progress as the eyes grow.

A management plan considers prescription history, family risk, lifestyle and the lens option most appropriate for the child.

Is this right for me?

What to expect

Assessment and follow-up are shaped around the child rather than a one-size-fits-all product.

Braham provides family-focused care with space to discuss the evidence, practical commitments and expected follow-up before choosing an option.

The practice is on Church Street in NW8, convenient for families across St John’s Wood, Marylebone, Maida Vale and central London.

Common questions

Still unsure which appointment you need? Call the team and describe what is happening.

Can myopia be cured?

Myopia cannot usually be reversed, but specialist management may help slow progression in suitable children.

Which option is best?

That depends on age, prescription, eye health, lifestyle and confidence with lenses. The optometrist will explain suitable choices.

Are reviews important?

Yes. Regular reviews help check vision, eye health, lens performance and whether the plan needs adjusting.