Phoenix Invisalens Non-Surgical Eye Treatment For Kids Nearsightedness Launched

Sep 18, 2018

A breakthrough nearsightedness technology has launched, called Invisalens, designed to help children improve their eyesight without surgery. It changes the curvature of the cornea to improve sight overnight.

Phoenix, United States - September 18, 2018 /PressCable/ —

A new breakthrough technology in children’s short sightedness has been launched, called Invisalens. The exciting new nearsightedness solution lets children see clearly the next day with their naked eye, with no daytime contacts or glasses required for crisp, clear vision.

More information can be found at: http://invisalens.com

The site explains that Invisalens aims to give children better sight overnight, helping them to take the next step to clear vision that they deserve. Interested parties can begin the process quickly and easily by taking the vision assessment provided on the URL above.

Invisalens is a 100% custom made solution designed to suit the unique prescription of each patient. It helps to ensure that children can see more clearly without the need for uncomfortable lenses or spectacles.

For parents who worry that their children’s eyes are getting weaker, or nervous that they might develop a serious eye condition as they get older, Invisalens can make a big difference.

What’s more, sometimes in the playground and at school, glasses can have a negative impact on a child’s self esteem. There are numerous examples of children who have been called names or been bullied simply for wearing sight correction items like glasses.

Now, they don’t need to worry, because a glasses-free nearsightedness corrective solution is available. Invisalens is an alternative to laser eye surgery, and is a smarter way to help children improve their eyesight.

Research shows that in the last 30 years, there has been a nearsightedness increase of 66% in the USA alone. What’s more, the Vision Council of America estimates that 80% of children with a learning disability could have an undiagnosed vision problem. For parents who are concerned about this, Invisalens can be a great solution.

The company states: “Invisalens is a non‐surgical treatment option for people suffering from nearsightedness, astigmatism, farsightedness, and age‐related vision focusing called presbyopia . It involves changing the curvature of the cornea by temporarily molding its shape using gas‐permeable retainers called Invisalens.”

Full details of the benefits can be found on the URL above.

Summary: A breakthrough nearsightedness technology has launched, called Invisalens, designed to help children improve their eyesight without surgery. It changes the curvature of the cornea to improve sight overnight.

Contact Info:
Name: Mark Page
Organization: Invisalens
Address: 15215 South 48th Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85044, United States

For more information, please visit http://www.invisalens.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 408163

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