Anatomy
The Lens (Inside Your Eye)
The lens is a clear, flexible part inside your eye that focuses light. It changes shape to help you see things at different distances.
Visual Guide
The Lens (Inside Your Eye)
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Structure & Components
- Clear vision at all distances
- Can see near and far
- Quick focus changes
- No clouding or hazing
- Proper light transmission
- Comfortable vision
Functions & Physiology
- Lens made of protein and water
- Changes shape for focusing
- Muscles pull on lens to change shape
- Never stops being transparent
- Gets less flexible with age
- Can develop cataracts
Key Points
- Protect lens from UV light
- Healthy diet for lens health
- Avoid smoking
- Control diabetes
- Take eye vitamins
- Regular eye exams
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