Some doctors say that your child cannot take off children's glasses and must always take them. Some doctors say that it will take at least 5 or 10 years, while others say that I don't know.

Parents can always hear various doctors' evaluations of high vision, but of course, the situation of wearing childrens glasses varies from person to person and cannot be generalized.

Under normal circumstances, there are two reasons for the decrease in hyperopia, one is internal and genetic factors, and the other is external factors such as the child's developmental factors, including eye use, nutrition, and so on.

It is difficult to say whether it can be reduced to normal. Each child's developmental status is different, and some heritability may decrease slowly. Children with simple hyperopia are more optimistic about the degree of decline, mainly based on the growth rate of the eye axis.

The key factors for children with hyperopia to have the opportunity to have their lenses removed should consider the degree of hyperopia, whether there is anisometropia, followed by strabismus, and once again, naked eye vision. Can I remove the mirror if my naked eye meets the standard?

Some parents may even cause a recurrence of amblyopia by blindly removing the lens, so it is not allowed. At least the degree of hyperopia of a child should be reduced to within 200 degrees, and the child should not have strabismus, anisometropia, and stable naked-eye vision after follow-up. Only under the guidance of a doctor can glasses be removed, and it is strictly prohibited to remove them on their own.