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Hyperopia causes blurry vision more at near, but eventually vision becomes blurry at all distances. In this condition, images are focused too weakly within the eye. This can occur when the eye is to short, or when the cornea is not curved enough. The widespread availability of the excimer laser for treatment of hyperopia began in 1998.
