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Short-sightedness: not being able to see clearly from a distance

An eye is said to be short-sighted if images of objects at infinity do not form on the retina, as they should, but in front of it; it follows that the vision of such objects appears faded and blurred.

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Visual Wellbeing

Presbyopia: difficulty seeing things up close

Presbyopia is a physiological change in the lens of the eye, which leads to difficulty seeing things up close. This condition usually develops between the ages of 45 and 50, that is, when we are at the height of our working lives. The fact that presbyopia is a condition experienced by everyone should not lead us to underestimate or neglect it; rather, rather, it should be an opportunity to look after our eyes.

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Visual Wellbeing
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