The Eye Clinic by Dr Cheryl Lee is a Singapore eye care practice offering a broad range of services spanning myopia control, dry eye treatment, vision correction surgery, children's eye screening, and management of a wide range of eye conditions. The clinic's offerings cover both medical eye care and elective vision correction options.
On myopia control, the clinic offers OrthoKeratology (OK lenses), atropine eye drops, MiSight contact lenses and myopia control glasses, along with a dedicated BetterEyesClub programme and comparison resources to help patients and parents choose between treatment options. For dry eyes, treatments include Tixel and Eyelight device-based therapies, punctal plugs, and management of related conditions such as meibomitis and blepharitis/demodex.
For vision correction, the clinic offers Evo ICL (implantable contact lens) as an alternative to LASIK, including options for thin cornea and high myopia cases, as well as cataract and presbyopia surgery. The clinic also runs children's eye screening programmes and treats an extensive list of eye conditions, from glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy to retinal detachment and keratoconus. The clinic has been featured on media outlets including ChannelNewsAsia, Money FM and Capital FM.
The Eye Clinic by Dr Cheryl Lee is a Singapore-based eye care practice offering services that span the full range of eye health needs — from childhood myopia control through to dry eye management, vision correction surgery, and treatment of a wide array of eye conditions.
A major focus of the clinic is myopia control, with several treatment pathways on offer: OrthoKeratology (OK lenses worn overnight to reshape the cornea), atropine eye drops, MiSight contact lenses, and myopia control glasses. The clinic provides comparison resources, including guidance on choosing between atropine and OK lenses, and offers an OK lens trial for patients considering the treatment. For ongoing support, the clinic runs BetterEyesClub, a dedicated myopia control programme, and publishes a parent's guide to OK lenses and myopia control aimed at helping families navigate treatment options for children.
For patients dealing with dry eyes, the clinic offers a dedicated dry eye treatment service alongside management of related conditions such as meibomitis and blepharitis/demodex. Treatment options include Tixel and Eyelight, both device-based therapies, as well as punctal plugs to help retain eye moisture.
Beyond glasses and contact lenses, the clinic offers Evo ICL (implantable contact lens) as a surgical alternative to LASIK, including options tailored for patients with thin corneas or high myopia, and a dedicated screening package for prospective ICL patients. The clinic also offers a "Goodnight Lens" option and surgical treatment for cataracts and presbyopia.
The clinic runs children's eye screening programmes conducted both by Dr Lee and by the clinic's optometrists, along with guidance on contact lenses for children — reflecting a broader focus on paediatric eye health alongside adult and elective care.
The Eye Clinic's scope extends to an extensive list of eye conditions, including floaters, retinal detachment, styes, conjunctivitis, open angle and angle closure glaucoma, convergence insufficiency, hyperopia, myopia, astigmatism, macular degeneration, anterior uveitis, keratoconus, allergic eye disease, lazy eye, diabetic retinopathy, macular hole, retinitis pigmentosa, and central serous retinopathy, among others. More involved treatments offered include vitrectomy, intravitreal injection, and selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) for glaucoma.
Alongside clinical eye care, the clinic offers a beauty and health product range, including Oral Heliocare and Heliocare Luminance for sun protection, eyelash growth treatment, Collagen Lift, a hair growth supplement (Nourkrin), and a sleep-support supplement called Deeper Sleep — extending the clinic's offering beyond strictly clinical eye treatment.
The Eye Clinic and Dr Cheryl Lee have been featured across several media outlets, including ChannelNewsAsia, Money FM, and Capital FM (in Mandarin), discussing topics such as eye health myths, children's eye health, and digital eye strain. The clinic also maintains an extensive blog covering practical eye care topics, from applying eye drops correctly to screen time guidance for children, alongside a dedicated Awards page and an online webstore.
Patients can find detailed contact and address information via the clinic's website, along with dedicated resources like a general eye check service and screening packages for both children and prospective Evo ICL patients.