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[In light of the evolving COVID-19 situation, Myopia Centre will be temporarily closed from 13 April 2020 until 11 June 2020]

About Myopia Centre

A one-stop hub designed to give you direct access to optometrists and ophthalmologists – for expert advice, treatments and tips on prevention methods. Find out more.

Here’s a holistic and comprehensive hub that’s dedicated to serve you with clarity, comfort and convenience all the way. Check us out!

At Myopia Centre, every patient is treated as a special individual. Your care and treatment is provided by a highly trained team of ophthalmologists and optometrists. Find out who they are here.

How it works? Check out the 3 simple steps for an easy, fuss-free and convenient patient experience.

We’re on a mission. To create solutions, prevent and treat myopia to stop the rising onset of a global epidemic. Click to learn more!

Understanding Myopia

We tackle myopia together with innovation and awareness. Check in here to be one step closer to better vision!

Other than the inconvenience of having to wear spectacles/contact lenses for clear vision, myopia can also increase your risk of developing eye disorders later in life.

Protect your eyesight and keep them in the pink of health. Click here for more tips and tricks on how to best care for your eyes.

Make An Appointment

We’ve come together for you. Get in touch with us today to tackle myopia together!

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