👀 Ortho-K Lenses (OK Lens)
🌙 Wear at night, remove in the morning—clear vision all day!
✔️ Gently reshapes the cornea while your child sleeps
✔️ Clinically proven to slow down myopia progression
✔️ Enjoy study, sports, and play without glasses or daytime contacts
✔️ Professionally fitted, medical-grade customized lens for maximum safety
💡 The earlier the control, the brighter the future!
16/09/2025
🇲🇾 Happy Malaysia Day 2025! 🇲🇾
This year’s theme “Malaysia MADANI: Rakyat Disantuni” reflects the spirit of love, inclusivity, and care for all Malaysians — a reminder of our unity in diversity. 🌟
💙 Vision Infinity Optometrist wishes everyone a Happy Malaysia Day and may this celebration inspire us to continue building a nation of respect, compassion, and shared progress.
📢 Malaysia Day Holiday Notice:
We will be closed on 16th & 17th September and will resume business on 18th September.
31/08/2025
🇲🇾✨ Happy 68th Malaysia National Day! ✨🇲🇾
In celebration of our nation’s independence,
Vision Infinity Optometrist will be closed on 31 August 2025 (Sunday).
Business will resume as usual on 1 September 2025 (Monday).
Wishing everyone a joyful and meaningful National Day! 🎉❤️
Dear Parents, did you know?
Axial length is like a “measuring ruler” for the eyeball – the distance from the cornea to the retina.
During normal development, a child’s axial length grows gradually and vision stabilizes accordingly.
📏 Axial Length Directly Affects Vision – and Eye Health!
• When axial length is normal, light focuses precisely on the retina for clear vision.
• When it grows too long, light focuses in front of the retina, causing blurred distance vision – the key mechanism of myopia.
• More importantly: a longer axial length increases the risk of sight-threatening complications in later life, including:
▸ Myopic macular degeneration
▸ Retinal detachment
▸ Glaucoma
▸ Cataract
Just like an unfocused camera lens produces blurry images –
an excessively long eyeball makes a child’s world gradually go “out of focus” and sets the stage for future eye disease.
🏥 Why Measure Axial Length Early?
At Vision Infinity Optometrist, we recommend regular axial length monitoring, especially for children with short-sightedness.
With professional instruments, we obtain precise axial length data, then combine with factors like:
✓ Age
✓ Hyperopia reserve
✓ Visual behavior
…to scientifically assess myopia risk and design a personalised eye protection plan for every child.
✅ Early detection + early intervention = clearer vision today + healthier eyes tomorrow.
At Vision Infinity Optometrist, we offer evidence based myopia management solutions including:
* Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) Lenses: Worn overnight to temporarily reshape the cornea, providing clear daytime vision without glasses while effectively controlling myopia progression.
* Defocus Lenses: Specially designed optics reduce peripheral hyperopic defocus to slow axial elongation and control myopia development.
* Soft Multifocal Contact Lenses: Features peripheral defocus design to focus light in front of the retina, inhibiting axial growth while correcting vision and guiding proper eye development.
At Vision Infinity Optometrist, we're committed to delivering premium eye care services to prevent and control myopia. Don't let myopia limit your child's potential or allow blurred vision to become normal.
Take action today for better vision tomorrow! Choose Vision Infinity Optometrist - your partner in protecting vision health for your entire family.
📞 Contact us now to begin your journey to clearer vision!
Happy Father’s Day! 👓
To the dads who guide, protect, and always see the best in us — today, we celebrate your strength, love, and vision.
Thank you for being the focus of our lives.
🌟 Vision Infinity Optometrist wishes all amazing fathers a day filled with clarity, joy, and warm memories.
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Ms. Khew Jong Mei is a licensed optometrist and contact lenses practitioner. She graduated from the National University of Malaysia with a Bachelor Degree in Optometry (Hons).
She has worked in various clinical setups, these include Sunway Medical Centre, Optimax, Lion Eye Centre, KL Eye Centre, Chung Optometrist Consultant, Malaya Optical and etc.
Ms. Khew has a deep passion to ensure her clients achieve the best vision under her assessment.
It makes all the difference when one received the most appropriate advice from an experienced optometrist.
Mr. Yap Wing Foo is an experienced optometrist, graduating from the National University of Malaysia in 1996. Upon graduation, he joined the National Eye Hospital, Tun Hussien Onn Eye hospital and served for 11 years.
At Tun Hussien Onn Eye Hospital, he had participated various international programs which includes Cornea and Contact Lenses Research Centre Program (Sydney, Australia) which later became an educator program and the National Focal Person for Low Vision, which was organized by the World Health Organization. Mr. Yap has also given various public health talks on refractive error, low vision and contact lenses, both at local hospitals and international conferences.
Mr. Yap continues his career in setting up optometry unit at Prince Court Medical Centre, a six-star rated hospital. Prince Court Medical Centre is the leading healthcare provider in Asia, offering comprehensive medical care of the highest international standards through world-class facilities and innovative technology.
Mr. Yap left Prince Court in 2012 and head the optometry services in ISEC Penang. ISEC Penang is a sub-specialist eye care which offers state of the art eye treatment. Mr. Yap oversees the optometrist services especially for pediatric and geriatric needs.
