Does wearing glasses make children have poorer vision or become more dependent on them? No, actually the opposite is true. If a child does not wear the correct prescription glasses, the normal development of vision can be affected.

How to determine whether a child needs to wear binoculars? Children rarely need to wear binoculars. Occasionally, children with esotropia may wear binoculars to help control esotropia. Children undergoing cataract surgery often also need to wear binoculars or use reading glasses to read.

How to determine whether children, especially infants, need to wear glasses? Ophthalmologists can determine whether a child needs to wear glasses through a complete eye exam. It is often necessary to dilate the pupils to relax the muscles that regulate focus in order to obtain accurate measurement results. Doctors can give accurate prescriptions through a special tool, the ophthalmoscope. At this point, the doctor will inform the parents of the child whether they need to wear prescription glasses or continue observation.

Refractive errors include nearsightedness, blurred vision from afar, and clear vision when reading or other close work; Most children with hyperopia experience hyperopia (a normal phenomenon) in the early stages of life. Children can maintain clear vision, hyperopia, and nearsightedness through their own focus adjustment function, so there is no need for treatment; Astigmatism is caused by different surface curvature of the eye. The normal human eye is a regular spherical shape (like basketball), while astigmatism has a large curvature in one axis (like football).