Invisalens

Invisalens Invisalens is a brand of custom-designed retainers (overnight correction lenses) designed to manage myopia or nearsightedness, especially among children.

Founded by one of Arizona’s top eye care specialists, Mark Page; Invisalens is a brand of custom-designed retainers (overnight correction lenses) designed to manage and arrest the development of myopia or nearsightedness, especially among children. How does it work? A person with myopia has an eyeball that is too elongated or a cornea that is too curved, which is why the light entering the eye can

not focus clearly, thus, distance vision becomes blurred. The use of overnight lenses, also medically known as corneal refraction, overnight eyesight correction or Orthokeratology (Ortho-K), involves the wearing of custom-made gas permeable lenses that gently shape the cornea while a person sleeps. In effect, the wearer wakes up to much clearer eyesight, and will not have to wear corrective lens or prescription glasses for the rest of the day. This brand of pediatric eye care solution for nearsighted children is widely preferred by parents because it is FDA-approved, safe, proven effective, reversible, and non-invasive. Children can be free of glasses and more easily go swimming or practice martial arts. It is also not traumatic as compared to surgical treatment options for myopia like LASIK. With proper use and regular consultation, Invisalens can help children triumph over myopia so they can see better, dream bigger and do more. Find out more about Invisalens at www.invisalens.com.

Address

15215 S. 48th Street, Suite 180
Phoenix, AZ
85044

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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+14804057629

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Dr. Page’s own vision struggles helped propel him into the optometry field. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from the University of South Dakota and a Doctor of Optometry from the New England College of Optometry in Boston, he launched his career in Phoenix. But when his dad developed a hole in his right eye and lost his vision, Dr. Page was working at a location that was not equipped with the right technology to monitor his dad’s good eye. His dad said I would rather see my son. Thanks to his father’s backing Dr. Page launched Arizona’s Vision Eye Care Center in 1994. His father is now 94 years old and still has 20/20 vision in his good eye.