Childhood nearsightedness, known clinically as myopia, affects more children each year. The condition begins when the eye grows longer than its ideal shape. This excessive growth causes light to focus in front of the retina. Distance vision becomes blurry while near vision remains clear. Without intervention, progression can continue steadily through the teenage years. The Mechanics of Myopia...

The global myopia treatment market is witnessing significant growth due to the rising prevalence of nearsightedness across all age groups worldwide. Increasing screen exposure, changing lifestyles, reduced outdoor activities, and growing awareness regarding vision correction are major factors contributing to the expansion of the market. Myopia has become one of the most common vision disorders...