Is the lens of hyperopia more convex or flatter than that of the average person?

If other factors are not considered in the refractive state of hyperopic eyes, simply from the perspective of the lens, the lens is flat. In fact, hyperopia is not only caused by the flatness of the lens, but also by the refractive power of the cornea. The refractive power of the entire refractive medium is weak, and the focus of parallel light rays falls behind the retina after refraction. This is called hyperopia.

***It’s so ridiculous. Fang116, a level 12 chief operating officer who claims to be “especially interested in eye refraction”, actually made such a joke? It seems that there is a reason why some people say you are a liar and are chasing you for an explanation. Let me tell you, through your answer to this question, I can really see that you really don’t know how to pretend to understand. Let me tell you, your answer to this question is completely wrong. According to you, farsightedness should be corrected with concave lenses, and myopia should be corrected with convex lenses? I really don’t understand how your equipment was developed and how you came up with your so-called theory of treating myopia. You're really making a fool of yourself here. You answered in Asking Knowledgeable People that although some people have adopted your answer, there are many errors in principle. I have pointed it out to you, but you always find reasons to quibble. Let me remind you again, don’t fool netizens. You'll get into more trouble if you insist on having your own way.

Netizens really don’t want to look at things in the fog, they need to sharpen their eyes to identify the true and false. fang116 Don’t think that all netizens are ignorant, some people just don’t like me to yell when there is injustice and are nosy.