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How To Get Rid Of Diopters?

By meccacosmetica August 13, 2020 4 answers Last updated August 13, 2020

Hello. My problem is that I wear glasses. It's not the frame or whether I look good that worries me, but the diopters themselves. I have been wearing them for several years, and my diopters are constantly increasing. This worries me. I read books, did exercises and nothing. I'm sorry I forgot to mention that I'm short-sighted and 14 years old. If some have been removed I would be very grateful if you could tell me how. The desire to get rid of them is huge, but I don't know how. Please tell me how to get rid of them. And will my diopters stay that way, will they decrease? Thanks to everyone who read it and I apologize for the spelling mistakes.

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butterflyhairy answered · August 13, 2020

   Unfortunately, diopter removal does not occur naturally. I also have severe short-sighted astigmatism, with most diopters put on during puberty. After 18 - 20 myopia stabilizes, to 45 - 50 when the "senile" farsightedness appears. There is no escape. Wear lenses if you tolerate and see better. There are also lazar surgeries, but they are not suitable for everyone and are not done before the age of 18-20, and they are expensive. trii1 / 2

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_dirtysquirtykris_xo answered · August 13, 2020

   Hello. Unfortunately, no one can do anything about it. Diopters will increase, especially while you are in puberty. When you get 18/19 this process will slow down. By the age of 25, the diopter will completely stop increasing. Then it will be the best time to have laser surgery, as this is the only way to get rid of myopia. Of course, your diopter growth may stop much earlier. Get checked every 6 months to know how it develops. I have been short-sighted since I was 14 years old, and no one in my family is short-sighted, but lucky :) I have been wearing lenses since I was 19, alternating them with glasses. For going out always lenses; at home in front of the TV and at work with glasses. This is an acceptable option. F27

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therese answered · August 13, 2020

   Try wearing contact lenses. And I put on glasses at the age of 14 and slowly increased them by 1-2 diopters. I started wearing lenses at the age of 18 and I haven't changed my diopters for more than 20 years.

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tokui_yoshimi answered · August 13, 2020

   Do you think reading a lot of books increases the diopter, I am preparing for an exam and I have a lot to read and I think my eyesight is deteriorating, by the way, I am 18 years old