In addition to wearing low-degree myopia children's glasses, many similar methods have also emerged. For example, looking at hiking correction, looking at near correction, there are a total of two pairs of glasses for near and far correction.

A pair of kids eyeglasses near me that can be used for both distance and near vision, also known as progressive multifocal glasses. What is the fact? Whether teenagers wearing low-prescription glasses should see their prescription increase or not has not slowed down.

Progressive multifocal glasses (as well as bifocal glasses) are not only useful for people with myopia accompanied by esoteric astigmatism but also have statistical significance for people with myopia without esoteric astigmatism and those with exoteric astigmatism, without clinical significance (most myopic patients have exoteric astigmatism).

For the study of central retinal images, in addition to the defocus theory, there is also a fuzzy image theory: whether it is hyperopic or myopic defocus, this defocused central retinal fuzzy image will accelerate the progression of myopia.

There is no difference between under-correction and foot correction (only sporadic individual studies have concluded that under-correction leads to slower progression of myopia compared to foot correction, but the difference is still not statistically significant); Undercorrected myopia progresses faster than fully corrected myopia.

It is not difficult to draw a definite conclusion from actual clinical results and various studies: under correction of myopia (wearing low-degree glasses) has no practical significance or advantage compared to foot correction (wearing as many degrees as possible).

Even if under-correction and foot correction have the same effect on the progression of myopia, the vision of foot correction is better than under-correction. Isn't it better to see clearly? The target audience for discussing full and under-correction is teenagers ' eyeglasses near me, and the main criterion for judgment is the control effect on myopia.