Myopia control has become one of the most important areas of modern ophthalmology, particularly due to the significant increase in myopia cases among children and adolescents worldwide. Devices such as the HBM-1M play a fundamental role in this monitoring process, enabling precise biometric measurements of the axial length of the eye — one of the primary indicators of myopia progression. Thanks to its advanced technology, high precision, and fast, non-invasive examinations, the HBM-1M assists ophthalmologists and specialists in the continuous monitoring of myopia progression, contributing to safer clinical decisions and more effective treatments. Furthermore, biometric follow-up allows for the evaluation of therapeutic response over time, providing greater control and predictability in the management of progressive myopia.
