How Much Does
Myopia Control Cost?
Myopia control is a plan that runs for several years, so the useful question is not the price of one item. It is which costs come once, which repeat, and how often. Build a plan below to see the shape of it.
How much does myopia control cost?
The cost of myopia control depends on the treatment chosen and how long it runs. Every plan has an assessment and six-monthly reviews. Control glasses are replaced when the power changes, atropine drops are a small monthly cost, orthokeratology lenses are replaced about once a year, and daily control contact lenses are an ongoing supply.
- Consultation
- ₹1,000 to ₹2,000
- Reviews
- Every 6 months
- Typical duration
- Until the mid to late teens
Build Your Child's Plan
Tick the parts you are considering. The summary shows which costs are one-time and which repeat.
Tick a treatment to see how its costs fall over the year.
Book an Assessment for a Written QuoteShows the pattern of costs, not prices. A written quote follows the assessment.
Why Two Families Pay Different Amounts
The same treatment can cost different amounts for different children.
- The power and any astigmatism, which decide the lens design
- How fast it is changing, since fast change means more frequent lens updates
- Whether one treatment is enough or two are combined
- The age at starting, which sets how many years the plan runs
- Frames, coatings and spare pairs chosen on top of the lenses
What We Publish and What We Quote
Our consultation fee is fixed and stated upfront: ₹1,000 to ₹1,500 online and ₹1,500 to ₹2,000 in clinic. Full details are on our fees page.
The cost of the lenses or programme itself depends on what the assessment finds, so it is quoted in writing after the evaluation, before you commit to anything. Ask us for the yearly figure as well as the starting figure, so there are no surprises.
Want a written figure for your child? It starts with an assessment, and the consultation fee is fixed.
Pick the Options to Price
Narrow the list to the treatments that suit your child before comparing costs.
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Myopia control glasses
Read how it works and who it suits.
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Low-dose atropine drops
Read how it works and who it suits.
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Orthokeratology (overnight lenses)
Read how it works and who it suits.
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Daytime control contact lenses
Read how it works and who it suits.
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Outdoor time and screen habits
Read how it works and who it suits.
General guidance from published research. Suitability is confirmed at an assessment.
Weighing Cost Against Benefit
The return is a lower final power: thinner lenses for life, a wider choice of correction as an adult, and a lower risk of the retinal problems that come with high myopia. The low-cost parts of a plan are also the most reliable. Outdoor time is free, and attending every review makes sure money is not spent on a treatment that is not working.
Treatments
Common questions
- Can minus 2.5 eyesight be cured?
- At what age does myopia stop?
- Myopia in a 4-year-old
- How much does myopia control cost?
- Is minus 4.75 high myopia?
Questions Families Ask
Is myopia control covered by insurance in India?
Which myopia control option costs the least?
Are myopia control glasses worth the extra cost?
How often will the lenses need replacing?
Find Out Where the Power Is Heading
A myopia assessment measures the current power, checks how the eyes focus and work together, and sets out the options that fit. In clinic in Chennai and Hyderabad, with online consultations across India.