10/15/2026
A prospective multicenter clinical practice study of 1,541 children and adolescents found that diversified segmental defocus optimization (DSDO) lenses resulted in lower axial elongation than DIMS lenses at 12 months (0.17 mm vs. 0.19 mm), with greater benefits observed in children aged 10 years or younger and those with low myopia. Additionally, among nonmyopic participants, DSDO lenses significantly limited 12-month axial growth compared with untreated controls (0.18 mm vs. 0.29 mm), supporting the potential of individualized optical strategies for both myopia control and prevention.
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https://medbeats.skyscape.com/ophthalmology/13843/2026.10.15.01/diversified-segmental-defocus-optimization-lenses-may-improve-myopia-control-in-children