How to correct the causes of presbyopic eyes

presbyopic is caused by a decrease in the elasticity of the eye's lens as we age, resulting in a decrease in the eye's ability to accommodate and clearly see near objects. This is a natural physiological change that usually occurs after the age of 40.

To correct presbyopic, a common method is to wear presbyopic glasses or multifocal glasses. These glasses provide the extra power needed to read, write, or perform other activities requiring clear vision at close range, allowing the eye to clearly see near objects again. In addition, some people may choose to correct presbyopic through surgery, such as implantation of multifocal intraocular lens, etc., but the risks and effects of surgery vary from individual to individual and doctor's skills, so it is necessary to make a decision after fully understanding the advantages and disadvantages of surgery.

Please note that if there are symptoms of presbyopic, it is recommended to consult a professional ophthalmologist for detailed examination and diagnosis to obtain accurate correction advice.