What to do if your eyes become deformed when wearing glasses

Nowadays, you can see people wearing glasses everywhere when walking on the streets. Even children in elementary school wear a pair of myopic glasses. But will wearing glasses for a long time harm your eyes? Will your eyes become deformed? I believe this is a question that many people who wear glasses want to know. Indeed, if it is harmful to the eyes themselves, then why do we still need to wear glasses? So if this is the case, what should we do?

As for that kind of frame glasses, they actually have a certain weight. Wearing them on the nose every day will deform our nose. And long-term wearing of glasses will also deform our eyes, especially for people with high-degree glasses. You will find that the eyes of those who wear glasses all day are either sunken or bulging out obviously.

Wearing glasses for a long time will cause a certain area from the eye socket to both sides of the nose bridge to be depressed and appear flat. After taking off the glasses, it will feel like the entire eye area has lost its proper contour and may even be quite ugly. We will feel that the eyes seem to be sunken, which is particularly ugly. Many myopic patients who dare not take off their glasses will say: "My eyes are deformed and I can't live without glasses." In fact, this deformation is not irreversible. When you don't wear glasses for a long time, the contour of the eye frame will gradually recover due to the flexibility of the human skin itself. Therefore, this deformation is actually "collapse of eye contour", which can be gradually restored. However, how can you not wear glasses when you are nearsighted? Everything you see is blurry and foggy every day, how can that be? After wearing glasses, your eyes will of course become more and more deformed and more and more difficult to recover.

Ordinary myopia glasses have only one fixed focus and are only suitable for distant vision. They do not require such a high degree for close vision, which causes the eyeball to exert greater adjustment and concentration when looking at close objects. This undoubtedly increases the burden on the ciliary muscle and increases the development of myopia. Because ordinary myopia glasses are single-focus lenses, ordinary myopia glasses are single-focus lenses, which are zoomed by the eyeball. The ciliary muscle is very "busy" and constantly adjusts tensely. Wearing ordinary glasses for a long time will easily cause fatigue, dryness, and soreness of the eyes, and the brain will easily become tired, and learning efficiency will decrease. However, if you are myopic, you cannot do without glasses. You have to change one pair after another, the degree of the glasses continues to increase, and the deformation of the eyes becomes more and more serious.

It can be seen that wearing framed glasses for a long time is very bad, but when we have to do this, we must take some measures to improve these disadvantages. Otherwise, if we let it develop, it will eventually reach an uncontrollable point, and it will be too late to save it then.