Technology · Medmont

Precision corneal mapping

Precision fitting with Medmont corneal topography

The success of a Night Lens starts with understanding the exact shape of your cornea.

At Farmilo, we use Medmont corneal topography, highly regarded for precision corneal mapping and widely used in specialist contact lens and orthokeratology fitting.

The Medmont produces a detailed map of the surface of your cornea before we fit your lenses. This helps us:

We can repeat these measurements at your follow-up appointments and compare the maps over time. For Night Lenses, precision matters.

Assess whether your eyes are suitable for Night Lenses
Understand the individual shape of your corneas
Select and refine your Night Lens design
Assess how well the treatment is centred
Monitor how your cornea responds
Make adjustments where required

Advanced axial length measurement with Topcon MYAH

One of the most important measurements in childhood myopia management is axial length — the physical length of the eye from front to back.

As myopia progresses, the eye typically grows longer. Monitoring this growth provides valuable information that a glasses prescription alone cannot tell us.

Our Topcon MYAH allows us to measure axial length accurately and without touching your child’s eye. By repeating these measurements at appropriate intervals, we can:

We interpret these measurements alongside prescription changes and other clinical findings to build a more complete picture of your child’s eye development.