The protrusion of the eye caused by myopia is an irreversible process, so there is no effective treatment that can bring this condition back to normal. As myopia deepens, the eye axis becomes longer and the entire length of the eye increases, which is why the protrusion of the eye appears. Once the eye protrudes, high myopic retinopathy occurs, and the higher the degree of myopia, the greater this damage becomes. Mild damage includes posterior scleral chylomalacia, vitreous liquefaction or clouding, retinal pigment disorder, etc. Severe cases may even lead to the formation of retinal detachment. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to myopia, and the most effective measure to avoid this situation is to slow down the development of myopia through reasonable eye habits at an early stage.