Hyperopia patients who are underage need to go through dilated optometry to get an accurate prescription, and if they are already adults, they can go straight to optometry. Hyperopia is a common ophthalmologic condition, a type of refractive error that causes vision loss and visual fatigue due to over-adjustment. If a minor with hyperopia wants to get the exact amount of hyperopia through optometry, he/she needs to do dilated optometry, i.e., dilate the pupils with medication to paralyze the ciliary muscles, so as to make the result of optometry more accurate. Adult hyperopia patients, even without dilated optometry, directly under the small pupil for optometry, can obtain a more accurate degree, so for the sake of convenience can be directly on the optometry examination. Hyperopia patients are advised to seek prompt medical attention to evaluate their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment and care.