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Understanding Myopia Management with Dr. Marie Homa-Palladino

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If you’re a parent and your child was just told they’re nearsighted (or myopic), you probably have a lot of questions. What does this mean? Will it get worse? What should you do next?

In this episode, Dr. Shefali Miglani sits down with Dr. Marie Homa-Paladino—an optometrist, mom of two nearsighted kids, and a national expert in myopia management. They talk parent-to-parent about what’s happening with kids’ vision today, why myopia is on the rise, and what real steps you can take—both at home and with your doctor—to protect your child’s eyesight.

You’ll learn:

  • What myopia really is and why it’s more than just needing glasses
  • How screen time and lifestyle changes are affecting our kids’ vision
  • Why early treatment matters (and what your options are)
  • Tips for helping your child at home, including how to use screen time limits on devices
  • How treating myopia can actually boost your child’s confidence and social life

Whether you’re just starting to explore your child’s diagnosis or want to learn more about how to manage it, this episode is here to help. You’re not alone—and there are real solutions.

To learn more about Dr. Marie Homa-Paladino's practice, visit moaeyes.com.

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Manage episode 486705917 series 3595402
Content provided by Bob Miglani. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Bob Miglani or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

If you’re a parent and your child was just told they’re nearsighted (or myopic), you probably have a lot of questions. What does this mean? Will it get worse? What should you do next?

In this episode, Dr. Shefali Miglani sits down with Dr. Marie Homa-Paladino—an optometrist, mom of two nearsighted kids, and a national expert in myopia management. They talk parent-to-parent about what’s happening with kids’ vision today, why myopia is on the rise, and what real steps you can take—both at home and with your doctor—to protect your child’s eyesight.

You’ll learn:

  • What myopia really is and why it’s more than just needing glasses
  • How screen time and lifestyle changes are affecting our kids’ vision
  • Why early treatment matters (and what your options are)
  • Tips for helping your child at home, including how to use screen time limits on devices
  • How treating myopia can actually boost your child’s confidence and social life

Whether you’re just starting to explore your child’s diagnosis or want to learn more about how to manage it, this episode is here to help. You’re not alone—and there are real solutions.

To learn more about Dr. Marie Homa-Paladino's practice, visit moaeyes.com.

  continue reading

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