Objective To conduct preliminary analysis and investigate the demands and psychology of adolescents wearing orthokeratology lens. Methods Investigation study. Conducted questionnaires for 100 adolescent patients in the Eye Hospital， who wore orthokeratology lens for the correction of myopia. Separate questionnaires were given before wearing the lens， after wearing the lens for 1 week， 1 month， and 3 months. Investigation mainly included： awareness and demand of orthokeratology lens and psychological impact of wearing orthokeratology lens. Altogether 84 complete questionnaires were collected for statistical analysis， and the Chi-square tests were used with the data. Results Among the adolescents wearing orthokeratology lens， 78% of them were willing to wear orthokeratology lens； 83% of adolescent wearers believed that it did not influence sleep when wearing the lens at night； 60% expected to control the myopia. About 50% adolescents believed there were some advantages in aspects such as appearance， self-confidence， and convenience when wearing orthokeratology lens. After wearing the lens for 1 month， these psychological advantages were more apparent to the patients. The self-confidence between 1 month and 1 week were stastically different （χ²=7.871， P<0.05）. Conclusion Wearing orthokeratology lens had various degrees of impact on adolescents′ daily life， sight， and psychology. This subject needs further study and to more fully understand of healthy and safety because it is a longitudinal social issues.