Case Files

Real families. Real curves.

These are the actual follow-up records behind the stories in No More Myopia Panic. Every case is shared with the family's permission, every name is a pseudonym, and every number is a real clinic visit.

Why publish raw records? Because a single number in an ad means nothing, and a curve means everything. Myopia control is judged by the trend across years — so here are the trends, with the full data tables, including the visits that did not go perfectly.

More files are added as families complete follow-up cycles and grant permission.

How to read a case file

1

Axial length, not prescription

Prescriptions fluctuate with measurement conditions; axial length is the ruler that never lies. Every case here is judged by the axial trend.

2

Trend, not single points

Within roughly 0.05mm, single-visit differences are often measurement noise. What matters is the slope across visits — which is why every case publishes the full table, not just the best two numbers.

3

Your child's curve will be different

Starting age, baseline, genetics, and follow-through all differ. These records show what is possible with a system — they are not a promise for any individual child. Use them to ask better questions, then start your own record.

The next curve on this page could be yours.

Start recording at the next eye exam. The first point feels like nothing; the third point starts telling you the truth.