Children
Visual health
MiYOSMART: the only lens that slows down the progression of childhood myopia.
Publié le 31 March 2025
At Paris Miki, we offer MiYOSMART lenses from the Hoya brand, specially designed to meet the needs of children with myopia.
An effective slowdown of myopia progression
Equipped with the patented D.I.M.S. technology, these lenses help slow down the progression of myopia by an average of 59%, according to clinical studies. This is supported by regular check-ups with the optician and ophthalmologist for optimal care.
A lens designed for active children
- Shock-resistant, it is ideal for young adventurers.
- Thin, lightweight, and with UV protection, it ensures comfort and safety every day
Tips to preserve children's visual health
To complement the benefits of MiYOSMART lenses, here are some essential recommendations:
- Play outdoors: aim for a minimum of 2 hours per day.
- Follow the 20/20 rule: take a 20-second break every 20 minutes during extended close-up activities.
- Take breaks and ensure proper posture and good lighting during activities.
- Have regular eye check-ups with the optician and ophthalmologist to detect myopia early and limit long-term complications.
Protect your children's eyes today with MiYOSMART lenses, a technological innovation for a future of healthy vision.
Visit us at Paris Miki Opéra to learn more and benefit from our personalized advice.
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