What makes a practitioner truly successful in myopia management? In this episode, Dr. Nate Bonilla-Warford shares how his journey—from early ortho-k curiosity to becoming a Vision By Design speaker—has shaped his approach to patient care, education, and practice growth.

What if you could know—within the first month—whether your myopia control treatment is working? In this episode, Pat Caroline and Randy Kojima reveal how they’re rewriting the Ortho-K playbook with signal-driven customization, cutting-edge measurements, and design tweaks that could transform patient outcomes.

What’s next for myopia management? In this episode, we talk with Dr. Bruce Koffler and Dr. Michael Lipson about their upcoming session at Vision By Design 2025. They share how specific patient attributes influence the risk and progression of myopia—and introduce a practical total risk scoring system that guides fully customized treatment plans to slow myopic progression.

Is Vision by Design really worth it? Bootcamp veterans say it’s the most energizing, career-changing event in myopia management. In this episode, you’ll hear from the powerhouse Bootcamp faculty themselves—and discover why this ortho-k and specialty lens training could transform your practice in 2025.

How do you move patients from “Maybe later” to “I’m in”—without feeling like a pushy salesperson?

In this inspiring and wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Monica Jong joins The Myopia Mindset to share her incredible journey—from her early days as a clinician in Australia to becoming one of the most influential voices in the global myopia movement.

In this episode of The Myopia Mindset, Cary Herzberg OD FIAOMC joins us for a discussion on FDA indications in Myopia Management and off label orthokeratology.

Dr. Nick Despotidis spent years building smart, innovative systems for his team and practice—turning patients into enthusiastic champions for his myopia care.

Dr. Grant Miller returns to share exactly how he built and scaled his wildly successful back-to-school myopia events over the past five years.

Dr. Matthew Martin and Dr. Paul Levine are back for Part 2 of the Myopia Practice Showdown. These two leading voices in myopia management go deep into the most essential tools in the specialty

Dr. Glenda Aleman shares her incredible story—from working as a technician in Honduras to becoming an optometrist and founder of OK Love, a thriving myopia management practice.

In this episode of The Myopia Mindset, we dive into one of the most overlooked growth strategies in myopia management—your existing patient base. Learn how to source and analyze patient files to identify ideal candidates for Ortho-K and other myopia control treatments.

The American Academy of Orthokeratology & Myopia Control is a non-profit organization that supports, promotes and advances the science of orthokeratology and myopia control through quality education and scientific information.

In this episode, we compare two distinct myopia management practices—We explore their unique philosophies on patient selection, lens fitting strategies, and communication styles.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Ashley Tucker, OD to explore the strategies and insights that can help you elevate your myopia practice.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Cary Herzberg, OD, FIAOMC, to answer a question many practitioners face: How young can you start orthokeratology treatment? With decades of experience and a practice focused almost entirely on pediatric patients,

Delivering great myopia management is one thing—getting patients to recognize and rave about it is another.

In this episode, we dive into The Myopia Collective—a growing movement that brings together forward-thinking optometrists who are transforming the future of myopia care.

In this episode, we sit down with Paul Levine OD FIAOMC, he is an expert myopia management practitioner who shares the real-life lessons behind his success. From trial-and-error treatments to challenging parent conversations, we explore what it truly takes to excel in this field—and why every misstep was simply the price of an education.

We break down five actionable changes you can make today to improve your clinical success, strengthen communication with parents, and enhance patient retention.