Contacts & Lenses

contact lenses

Contact lenses, when used properly, are very convenient, and with the latest advancements in technology, they are extremely comfortable. Most of the time, you will hardly know you are wearing them, though you will certainly notice how clear and accurate your vision is. Contact lenses are small lenses worn on the surface of the eye, or cornea, to correct vision. Lenses are sometimes worn for cosmetic purposes only. We recommend wearing contact lenses in conjunction with eyeglasses. This allows you to best meet your overall lifestyle needs while protecting the integrity of your overall eye health.

We will discuss the option that is best for you. Many patients choose contact lenses for their primary vision correction and glasses as a backup option. Many patients who wear glasses have activities and events where they would rather not wear their glasses and they choose contact lenses for these times.

 

Contact Lenses

Contact lenses are small lenses worn on the cornea ( surface of the eye) to correct vision. Whether you wear contact lenses virtually full-time or just as needed for activities or special occasions - we will find the option that is best for you.

Daily disposable lenses are the most comfortable and convenient modality of contact lenses. Having a fresh new lens each day makes these a good choice for patients with allergies or those prone to dry eyes. They have a low cost per lens and are convenient for athletes and hobbyists who don't plan on wearing contact lenses every day.

For patients with significant amounts of astigmatism, toric contact lenses are the solution.With a wide variety of lens options from daily disposable to rigid gas permeable -astigmatism is no longer a barrier to contact lens wear.

Bifocal Contact LensesHaving to wear reading glasses over contact lenses is not ideal. The ever advancingtechnology in bifocal contacts allows most people to achieve clear vision at all distanceswithout worrying about where they left their readers.

Rigid Gas Permeable and Scleral Contact LensesSometimes RGP or scleral contact lenses are the best option. Our doctors will walk youthrough the more extensive fitting and ensure a perfect fit.

Misight lenses from Coopervision can be used to slow or stop the progression ofMisight lenses from Coopervision can be used to slow or stop the progression ofnearsightedness in children. Want to learn more about myopia management?

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