Optical Biometry (Myopia Tracking)

Optical biometry is a quick, non-contact diagnostic technology that measures the eye with great precision using a beam of light rather than any physical contact. It is widely used in two situations: to plan eye surgery accurately, by determining the exact power of the artificial lens needed, and to detect and monitor short-sightedness (myopia), especially in children and young adults whose eyes are still growing. In a single, painless scan it records the key dimensions of the eye, providing the precise numbers that guide both surgical planning and long-term follow-up.