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Myopia Management in Lee's Summit

Slow the Progression of Your Child's Nearsightedness

Is your child's prescription frequently changing?

Myopia is so much more than an inconvenience.

Studies show that children with myopia increase their risk of developing potentially sight-threatening eye conditions later in life.

Our dedicated and highly skilled eye doctors offer solutions to stop or slow your child's myopia progression.

Offer your child a brighter future by contacting us at CustomEyes - Lee's Summit in Lee's Summit today.

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How Myopia Management Works

  • Initial consultation & follow ups

    At your initial consultation, your CustomEyes - Lee's Summit eye doctor will determine the optimal myopia treatment and will schedule follow up meetings to ensure myopia progression has slowed down.

  • Customized treatment plan

    Our practice uses advanced equipment to develop a personalized treatment plan for your child.

  • Advanced treatment methods

    Non-invasive myopia treatments include customized contact lenses and/or special prescription eye drops.

  • Change in myopia progression

    Data shows a 78% decrease in the progression of their myopia vs. no treatment.

Myopia Management FAQs

Myopia Management in Lee's Summit

3660 Northeast Ralph Powell Road
Photograph of Brooke Peterson
Hours
  • Monday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
  • Tuesday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
  • Wednesday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
  • Thursday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
  • Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
  • Saturday By Appointment Only
  • Sunday Closed
Insurance Plans
  • VSP
  • Medicare
  • United Healthcare
  • Aetna
  • Cigna
  • Spectera
  • Davis Vision
  • EyeMed
  • Superior Vision
  • Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield

Patient Reviews

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Amy D. - Aug 21, 2026
We recently switched to this practice due to insurance changes, and while I was sad to leave our old... eye doctor, this office made the transition easy. My daughter is profoundly deaf and communicates using ASL. Their standard practice is to use a digital/iPad interpreter, but I explained that an in-person interpreter works much better for her, especially as a young child — sign language is a visual language, and a screen interpreter is a lot harder for a kid to fully engage with. They listened, and without any pushback, arranged an in-person interpreter for her appointment. It meant a lot that they were willing to adjust their normal process based on what actually works for my daughter, rather than just defaulting to what’s easiest for them. Great experience, and we’re glad to be patients here.
Marion M. - Aug 20, 2026
Staff at Custom Eyes were friendly, caring and professional. I go back there every time for reliable... optical information.
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Your child deserves to see the world clearly

Visit us today to see how we can help your child thrive!