Unfortunately the answer is NO. Myopia is caused by 2 reasons

– The front-back eyes are longer than normal (axial myopia)

– Excessive curvature of the cornea and/or lens (myopia due to refractive error)

Eyes that are already long cannot be shortened. The cornea/vitreous lens is too curved and cannot naturally return to its original state. Therefore, when you are close, you cannot reduce the level yourself, you can only keep the limit of increasing the level

Unfortunately the answer is NO. Myopia is caused by 2 reasons

– The front-back eyes are longer than normal (axial myopia)

– Excessive curvature of the cornea and/or lens (myopia due to refractive error)

Eyes that are already long cannot be shortened. The cornea/vitreous lens is too curved and cannot naturally return to its original state. Therefore, when you are close, you cannot reduce the level yourself, you can only keep the limit of increasing the level

Unfortunately the answer is NO. Myopia is caused by 2 reasons

– The front-back eyes are longer than normal (axial myopia)

– Excessive curvature of the cornea and/or lens (myopia due to refractive error)

Eyes that are already long cannot be shortened. The cornea/vitreous lens is too curved and cannot naturally return to its original state. Therefore, when you are close, you cannot reduce the level yourself, you can only keep the limit of increasing the level

Unfortunately the answer is NO. Myopia is caused by 2 reasons

– The front-back eyes are longer than normal (axial myopia)

– Excessive curvature of the cornea and/or lens (myopia due to refractive error)

Eyes that are already long cannot be shortened. The cornea/vitreous lens is too curved and cannot naturally return to its original state. Therefore, when you are close, you cannot reduce the level yourself, you can only keep the limit of increasing the level

Unfortunately the answer is NO. Myopia is caused by 2 reasons

– The front-back eyes are longer than normal (axial myopia)

– Excessive curvature of the cornea and/or lens (myopia due to refractive error)

Eyes that are already long cannot be shortened. The cornea/vitreous lens is too curved and cannot naturally return to its original state. Therefore, when you are close, you cannot reduce the level yourself, you can only keep the limit of increasing the level

Unfortunately the answer is NO. Myopia is caused by 2 reasons

– The front-back eyes are longer than normal (axial myopia)

– Excessive curvature of the cornea and/or lens (myopia due to refractive error)

Eyes that are already long cannot be shortened. The cornea/vitreous lens is too curved and cannot naturally return to its original state. Therefore, when you are close, you cannot reduce the level yourself, you can only keep the limit of increasing the level