5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Myopia management should be guided by the patient’s changing needs rather than a preference for orthokeratology.

• 2

  Hygiene, lens care, loss or breakage, nightly compliance, anatomy, and lens awareness can affect orthokeratology success.

• 3

  Lifestyle changes, illness, or unsatisfactory treatment results may make continued orthokeratology wear impractical.

• 4

  Daily disposable soft lenses can provide temporary correction after missed orthokeratology wear or during longer interruptions.

• 5

  The author defines successful myopia management as keeping patients in myopia management throughout their changing circumstances.