Refractive errors are usually caused by structural irregularities in your eyes. They impact your visual acuity, which can also inhibit your overall quality of life. One common refractive error you may have heard of is hyperopia, more popularly referred to as farsightedness. In today’s post, your leading provider of designer eyeglasses and other high-quality eye care services, Downtown Eyes, explains everything you need to know about hyperopia.
If we find signs of farsightedness, we may prescribe eyeglasses or contact lenses to improve your visual acuity. Corrective eyewear compensates for your eyes’ structural infirmities, allowing you to see nearby objects clearly.
For more information about hyperopia, call us at (612) 333-EYES (3937) or complete our form. We serve Minneapolis, MN.
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