Jessica
Morales (not her real name) sometimes had trouble reading
the chalkboard at the local community college where she was
a student. She decided that refractive surgery wasn't the
right road for her, so she visited her optometrist and learned
about a procedure called orthokeratology.
Orthokeratology
has been around for approximately 40 years, but has recently
been making a comeback. With the emergence of LASIK and new
advances in lens design, Ortho-K is being offered as an alternative
to refractive surgery.