Spectacle Lens Options
Specialist spectacle lens designs can correct vision and provide a myopia‑control “treatment signal,” and are often ideal for younger children or families who prefer glasses over contact lenses.
SightGlass Vision DOT™ lenses
A spectacle lens using Diffusion Optics Technology™ (DOT)—thousands of light scattering elements designed to manage contrast and slow myopia progression.
- Designed around contrast management rather than classic peripheral defocus.
Children who want glasses, families wanting a “wear and go” solution with new tech.
HOYA MiYOSMART
A spectacle lens using Defocus Incorporated Multiple Segments (DIMS) technology.
- HOYA reports clinical evidence showing slowed progression over multi year evidence programs; UK pages emphasise evidence and use in children.
Children who prefer glasses, or as part of combination strategies.
Essilor Stellest
A spectacle lens designed with H.A.L.T. (Highly Aspherical Lenslet Target) technology.
- Essilor materials describe the HALT lenslet constellation designed to slow eye elongation and progression.
Children who will wear glasses full time and families wanting a straightforward routine.
ZEISS MyoCare
ZEISS describes MyoCare as myopia progression management lenses designed to help slow progression in children while providing clear vision.
- ZEISS positions these lenses specifically for progressive myopia management and early intervention in children.
Children who prefer glasses, particularly where consistent full time wear is achievable.
Rodenstock MyCon® / MyCon® 2
Rodenstock describes MyCon lenses as using HAPD™ technology to refract peripheral light in front of the retina to help counteract progression.
- Rodenstock positions the lens as specifically designed for children’s myopia management, with MyCon 2 referenced as a newer iteration on their UK site.
Children who want lightweight, child‑friendly spectacle solutions.
