5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Choroidal thickening may falsely indicate treatment success in myopia management, as it does not consistently correlate with axial length reduction.

• 2

  Temporary changes in choroidal thickness can result from various factors, complicating the assessment of myopia treatment efficacy.

• 3

  Clinicians should interpret axial length measurements cautiously during initial treatment, considering potential transient effects of choroidal thickening.

• 4

  Monitoring myopia patients requires evaluating refractive error stability and other influencing factors over multiple visits.

• 5

  Direct comparisons between choroidal thickness and axial length measurements may be unreliable due to limited methodological validation.