Myopia Control

Stellest Lenses for Myopia Control in Flower Mound, TX

Essilor Stellest spectacle lenses use H.A.L.T. micro-lens technology to slow myopia progression by 67 percent — without contact lenses. The ideal choice for children who prefer glasses.

67%
Myopia progression slowed
No CL
No contact lens needed
All day
Comfortable all-day wear

How Stellest H.A.L.T. Technology Works

Essilor Stellest lenses feature H.A.L.T. (Highly Aspherical Lenslet Target) technology — a constellation of 1,021 invisible micro-lenses embedded across the lens surface. Each micro-lens creates a volume of signal light in front of the retina, producing a consistent myopic defocus that tells the eye to slow its growth.

Unlike standard single-vision glasses that only correct distance blur, Stellest lenses simultaneously provide sharp central vision and a controlled peripheral signal that discourages axial elongation. This dual function makes them the most effective spectacle lens ever studied for myopia control.

In a two-year clinical trial, children wearing Stellest lenses experienced 67 percent less myopia progression compared to those wearing standard single-vision lenses. This is the strongest slowing result published for any spectacle lens to date — making Stellest an outstanding option for children who are not candidates for or do not want contact lenses.

Essilor Stellest lenses for myopia control in children

No contacts required: Stellest lenses deliver powerful myopia control in a standard glasses format — making them the easiest treatment for children and parents to adopt.

Watch & Learn

How Essilor Stellest Lenses Slow Myopia Progression

Why Parents Choose Stellest

Benefits of Stellest Lenses

67% Proven Slowing

The strongest published slowing rate of any spectacle lens — backed by a rigorous two-year clinical trial.

Just Regular Glasses

No contact lenses, no solutions, no nightly routine. Your child simply wears their glasses as usual.

1,021 Micro-Lenses

H.A.L.T. technology creates a precise volume of myopic defocus across the entire visual field.

All-Day Comfort

Lightweight, clear lenses that look and feel like standard eyeglasses — children adapt immediately.

Perfect for Young Kids

Ideal for children who are too young or not interested in contact lenses but need myopia control.

Essilor Quality

Made by Essilor, the world's largest ophthalmic lens manufacturer, with over 170 years of optical expertise.

Getting Started

What to Expect with Stellest Lenses

Getting your child into Stellest lenses is straightforward — Dr. Patel handles the clinical evaluation while our optical team ensures a perfect fit.

01

Myopia Assessment

Comprehensive exam with refraction, axial length measurement, and progression risk analysis to confirm Stellest candidacy.

02

Frame Selection

Choose from our curated collection of frames suited for children — properly sized for optimal H.A.L.T. lens positioning.

03

Custom Lens Fabrication

Stellest lenses are custom-made to your child's prescription and fitted with precise pupil-distance measurements.

04

Progress Monitoring

Regular follow-ups every six months with axial length biometry to objectively track whether myopia progression is slowing.

Why Choose PersonalEyes for Stellest Lenses

Myopia Control Expert

Dr. Kumar Patel, Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry, is a statewide lecturer on myopia control and prism therapy.

Certified Stellest Provider

We are an authorized Essilor Stellest provider with experience fitting H.A.L.T. technology lenses for children.

Every Treatment Option

If your child later wants to try contacts, we also offer ortho-k, MiSight, and atropine therapy — all under one roof.

Conveniently located at 2600 Lakeside Parkway, Suite 180, Flower Mound, TX 75022 — proudly serving Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lewisville, Grapevine, Coppell, Lantana, Argyle, and the greater DFW area.

Myopia Control in Regular Glasses.

Stellest lenses make myopia management as simple as wearing glasses. Find out if they are the right fit for your child.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stellest Lenses FAQ

No. Stellest lenses look virtually identical to standard eyeglass lenses. The H.A.L.T. micro-lenses are invisible to the naked eye — they are embedded within the lens during manufacturing. Your child's frames will look completely normal to friends and classmates.

Yes. Stellest lenses can be fitted into sport-friendly frames with wraparound designs or impact-resistant materials. Since they are spectacle lenses, there is no risk of a contact lens dislodging during activity. For children who participate in water sports or contact sports, we may also discuss complementary options.

For maximum myopia control benefit, Stellest lenses should be worn at least 12 hours per day. The clinical trial data supporting 67 percent slowing was based on consistent all-day wear. Dr. Patel will discuss wear-time expectations during the fitting to ensure your child gets the full benefit.

Many vision insurance plans cover a portion of spectacle lens costs. Since Stellest lenses are a premium product, there may be an out-of-pocket difference beyond standard lens coverage. Our team will verify your benefits and provide a clear cost breakdown before you commit.

Stellest lenses offer the strongest published slowing rate of any spectacle lens (67 percent) and are ideal for children who are not ready for or do not want contact lenses. MiSight offers approximately 59 percent refractive slowing with the most robust published data of any soft lens, Ortho-K offers 40 to 60 percent slowing with the benefit of glasses-free days, and low-dose atropine offers 30 to 60 percent depending on concentration. Dr. Patel will help you weigh the options based on your child's needs and preferences.

Clinical Evidence & Sources

  • Bao J, et al. Myopia control with spectacle lenses with highly aspherical lenslets (Stellest): a 2-year randomized clinical trial. Br J Ophthalmol. 2022;106(8):1171-1176.
  • Individual results vary by age, daily wear time, and treatment duration.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Kumar Patel, O.D. — Diplomate, American Board of Optometry. Last reviewed July 2026.

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