The crystalline lens inside the eye changes its shape in response to the ciliary body. This change in shape occurs as a result of the lens' inrinsic elasticity. When we are born, the lenses are extremely elastic and readily change their shape.
There is not a consensus on why presbyopia occurs. Most believe presbyopia develops as a result of the hardening of the crystaline lens of the eye.
There are many surgical and non-surgical ways to treat presbyopia, which include:
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