Contact Lens Care

Did You Know?
Contact Lens Q&A
First-time wearer? No worries. We love introducing patients to contact lenses for the very first time. Our knowledgeable team will teach you how to insert, remove, and handle contact lenses like a pro.
The contact lens exam involves a detailed measurement of the front surface of the eye. Our doctors will use special instrumentation to evaluate your prescription, and use that unique data to recommend the best contact lens option for your eyes based on size, prescription, preference, and lifestyle. The selected contact lenses are then evaluated on the eye to assess proper fit, movement, and vision.
Soft Contact lens options:
•Spherical
•Toric (Astigmatism)
•Multifocal
•Multifocal Toric
•Monovision (One Eye Distance / One Eye Near)
Specialty contact lenses such as scleral lenses are often used for “hard-to-fit” cases. Common eye conditions that may require scleral contact lenses include:
·Keratoconus / Pellucid Marginal Degeneration
·Corneal Transplant
·Dry Eye Syndrome
·Post-LASIK, or other refractive procedures
For patients with special conditions or needs, our eye doctors will evaluate your eyes and vision to identify if specialty contact lenses are the best option for you.