Myopia cannot be permanently cured with exercises, supplements, or eye drops
Get a comprehensive eye exam from an optometrist or ophthalmologist
Wear prescription glasses or contact lenses to correct distance vision
Ask about orthokeratology lenses for temporary overnight corneal reshaping
Ask about low-dose atropine drops to help slow myopia progression in children
Ask about multifocal contact lenses or myopia-control glasses for children and teens
Spend more time outdoors, especially for children and adolescents
Limit prolonged close-up work and take regular breaks from screens and reading
Keep reading and screen distance appropriate
Consider refractive surgery such as LASIK, PRK, or SMILE if you are an eligible adult
Follow your eye doctor’s advice for regular monitoring of prescription changes
Seek urgent eye care if you notice flashes, new floaters, or sudden vision loss