Results That Speak for Themselves
Backed by clinical research and trusted by thousands of families across the country.
Last reviewed: February 2026 · Medically reviewed by Dr. James Singletary, OD, FIAOMC
The sleepSEE Difference
Myopia Progression Slowed
Clinical studies show ortho-k can significantly slow myopia progression in children aged 6–18.
Years of Experience
sleepSEE providers bring decades of orthokeratology expertise to every patient.
Patient Satisfaction
The vast majority of sleepSEE patients report high satisfaction with their vision outcomes.
Minimum Age
sleepSEE is clinically appropriate for children as young as 6, with parental oversight.
What Patients & Parents Say
Real stories from real families who chose sleepSEE.
"Dr. Singletary was extremely professional and spoke to my child with respect throughout the entire appointment. He knew exactly how to ask questions in a way kids can understand. The appointment was both insightful and reassuring — my child had fun and genuinely enjoyed the visit."
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Download the Parent's GuideBacked by Science
Orthokeratology has been extensively studied. Here are key findings from peer-reviewed research.
SMART Study
Ortho-k reduced axial elongation by 43% compared to single-vision spectacles over 2 years.
Cho & Cheung, Optometry and Vision Science
ROMIO Study
Children wearing ortho-k lenses showed 43% less axial elongation compared to the control group.
Cho & Cheung, Investigative Ophthalmology
LORIC Study
Ortho-k slowed myopia progression by 46% over a 2-year period in children aged 7–12.
Cho et al., Current Eye Research
CRAYON Study
Corneal reshaping significantly reduced the rate of eye growth in myopic children.
Walline et al., Optometry and Vision Science
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