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Myopia is becoming increasingly common among children. Left unmanaged, myopia can worsen over time, increasing the risk of serious eye health issues later in life, such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. At Bonney Lake Family Eye Care, we offer MiSight® 1 day contact lenses - the first and only soft contact lenses approved by the FDA for myopia control in children.

If you’ve noticed your child squinting to see distant objects, sitting closer to the television, or struggling in school, they may be experiencing myopia. Myopia is on the rise among children, but the good news is that there are proven strategies to slow its progression and protect your child’s long-term vision.

Your eyes play a critical role in how you experience the world, yet many people overlook their daily care until a problem arises. Maintaining healthy vision does not have to be complicated.

Dry eye is a chronic condition that can impact your comfort, vision, and overall quality of life. If your eyes feel gritty, irritated, or watery more often than not, you might be experiencing dry eye syndrome. At Bonney Lake Family Eye Care, we offer advanced treatments like Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) and Radiofrequency (RF) therapy to provide lasting relief.

Itchy, red, watery eyes? Ocular allergies are common in Bonney Lake. Get relief with expert care at Bonney Lake Family Eye Care!

Blepharitis is a common eye condition that involves inflammation of the eyelids. While it may not always be a serious threat to vision,...

Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT) is a new and upcoming treatment modality to manage dry eye disease. LLLT with red wavelengths uses...

Are you interested in vision correction without surgery? What is Orthokeratology? Ortho-K is short for Orthokeratology. It is a...

Eye exams for children are very important to make sure your child's eyes are healthy and have no vision problems that could interfere...

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