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My Child Keeps Needing Stronger Glasses Every Year - Is This Normal?

My Child Keeps Needing Stronger Glasses Every Year - Is This Normal?

It’s never too late to start slowing the regression. The goal is to prevent the eye from growing further.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

May 20, 2026

What Parents Should Expect at a Myopia Control Consultation

What Parents Should Expect at a Myopia Control Consultation

Constant squinting or a rapidly changing prescription should not be ignored. We are here to help you understand your choices and minimize your child’s discomfort.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

May 13, 2026

How Eyecare Practitioners Detect Keratoconus in Its Earliest Stages

How Eyecare Practitioners Detect Keratoconus in Its Earliest Stages

If you want to learn more about how keratoconus is diagnosed, contact us to schedule a consultation so we can support you, from detection and diagnosis to treatment and maintenance.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

May 9, 2026

How Myopia Can Impact Learning and School Performance

How Myopia Can Impact Learning and School Performance

If you suspect your child may be struggling with nearsightedness, we invite you to schedule a pediatric eye exam with our team.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

April 8, 2026

How Often Should You Replace Your Ortho-K Lenses?

How Often Should You Replace Your Ortho-K Lenses?

If you’re interested in getting new lenses or trying ortho-K for the first time, contact Weston Contact Lens Institute

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Dr. Elise Kramer

March 20, 2026

Myopia Control Options for Kids: What Works and Why

Myopia Control Options for Kids: What Works and Why

Explore effective myopia control options for kids, including specialized contact lenses, atropine drops, and lifestyle changes to slow vision progression.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

March 18, 2026

Why More Parents Are Choosing Ortho-K for Their Kids

Why More Parents Are Choosing Ortho-K for Their Kids

We are here to help you care for your child's eyes and protect their vision now and into adulthood.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

March 15, 2026

What are the Common Signs That Your Keratoconus Prescription Needs Updating

What are the Common Signs That Your Keratoconus Prescription Needs Updating

Contact Weston Contact Lens Institute to speak with a keratoconus expert and schedule an appointment.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

March 13, 2026

Why Scleral Lenses Are Worth It for Irregular Cornea Patients

Why Scleral Lenses Are Worth It for Irregular Cornea Patients

Whether due to keratoconus, corneal scarring, or surgical complications, an irregular corneal surface can turn the world into a blurred jumble that standard glasses cannot correct

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Dr. Elise Kramer

February 12, 2026

Can You Still Wear Contact Lenses with Keratoconus?

Can You Still Wear Contact Lenses with Keratoconus?

Our goal is to help you achieve the clearest, most comfortable vision possible while supporting the long-term health of your eyes.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

January 22, 2026

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