The second focusing component of the eye is the lens. It's located inside the eye behind the cornea. The third component in light focusing is the length of the eye. It is the least significant factor. If the eye is too short, it can cause farsightedness.
Most people can automatically compensate for their hyperopia by focusing more with their lens.
However, this constant compensation often causes difficulty in reading or computer work. Hyperopia can be fixed with glasses or contact lenses and Lasik , a refractive surgery option, can now be used to correct some kinds of hyperopia.