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Essilor Stellest Lenses: A Myopia Control Glasses Option

Specially designed glasses lenses that correct distance blur and are designed to help slow worsening nearsightedness over time—without drops or contacts.

What are Stellest lenses?

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Essilor Stellest lenses are not standard glasses lenses. They correct your child’s vision like normal glasses, but they also include a specialized design intended to help slow down how quickly nearsightedness progresses.

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Why families choose Stellest

  • Glasses-based option (no drops, no contacts)

  • Low-maintenance and easy for school routines

  • Great for kids who prefer glasses or aren’t ready for contacts

  • Still provides clear distance vision

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Who they’re best for

Stellest lenses may be a strong fit if your child:

  • Wears glasses full-time already

  • Needs an option that’s easy and consistent

  • Is progressing and you want a myopia-control design without contacts

  • Would realistically wear glasses most of the day (wear time matters)

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What to expect 

  • Your child will see clearly with their new prescription

  • Myopia control requires consistent wear (we’ll guide you on realistic goals)

  • We monitor progression over time to see whether it’s slowing as expected

  • If progression continues quickly, we may discuss adding or switching strategies

The Stellest process at Cohenmehr Optometry

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Step 1: Myopia control evaluation
We confirm prescription, check eye health, and discuss your child’s habits and risk factors.

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Step 2: Lens selection + fitting
We confirm the right design and make sure the glasses fit well (comfort helps compliance).

 

Step 3: Follow-up monitoring
We track progression and adjust the plan if needed.

Stellest FAQs

 

Are these just “anti-fatigue” or blue light lenses?
No—Stellest is a specific myopia-control lens design, not a standard coating.

 

Do they work if my child only wears glasses sometimes?
They work best with consistent wear. We’ll set realistic goals and help with routines.

 

Can Stellest be combined with atropine?
Sometimes, yes. We’ll recommend combinations only when it makes sense for your child.

Want a glasses-based option for slowing nearsightedness?

Schedule a myopia control consultation and we’ll confirm whether Stellest lenses are a great fit for your child.

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