Children with 150 degrees of myopia who are having their eyes examined for the first time should always have a dilated eye exam. If the child is under eight years old for the first time, he or she needs to choose atropine eye gel, which is usually ordered 3-5 days later. For children over the age of eight, you can choose the fast pupil dilating medicine compound tropicamide (once every 10 minutes, ordered 3 times in a row). After 30 minutes, a computerized optometry will be performed to get the child’s true myopia. If the child is truly myopic at 150 degrees, he or she must be given glasses, either frames or keratoplasty lenses. Children with a good degree of cooperation can choose keratoplasty lenses. In principle, children under eight years old are not recommended to wear keratoplasty lenses.