Specialty Contact Lenses

Have you been told you cannot wear contact lenses? Specialty contacts are custom-made for your eyes, offering a comfortable fit and clear vision even if standard lenses haven't worked for you.

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How Do I Know If I Need Specialty Contact Lenses?

Find the Right Lenses for You

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Specialty contact lenses are custom-designed for unique eye shapes and complex prescriptions. They help patients with conditions that standard soft lenses cannot correct or when regular lenses are simply too uncomfortable to wear.

You may need these lenses if your vision is not sharp with regular contacts, or if standard lenses are uncomfortable. They are also used for patients with high prescriptions, chronic dry eye, or specific conditions like keratoconus.

Yes. Many patients find specialty lenses more comfortable than standard contacts. Certain types vault over the clear front part of the eye and rest on the white part, creating a fluid-filled reservoir that keeps the eye moist throughout the day. Because they are custom-fit, they provide excellent comfort and stability.

Absolutely. Certain specialty lenses are widely used to help manage children's vision. Some lenses are worn while sleeping to gently reshape the eye overnight, allowing children to enjoy clear vision during the day without glasses. This approach is highly effective at slowing down worsening nearsightedness, which reduces the risk of eye problems later in life.

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Relief and Clear Vision with Scleral Lenses

Scleral lenses are custom-made contacts that rest on the white part of the eye and vault over the clear front surface, called the cornea. They create a cushion of moisture that provides excellent comfort and clear vision. Eye doctors often recommend them for patients with dry eye, irregularly shaped eyes, or those who have struggled with standard contact lenses.

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Clear Daytime Vision
with Ortho-K

Ortho-K lenses are worn while you sleep and gently reshape your eye overnight. You wake up to clear vision during the day with no need for glasses or daytime contacts. This option is ideal for athletes, first responders, and anyone who wants complete freedom from corrective eyewear. It is also highly effective at slowing worsening nearsightedness in children and young adults.

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Specialty Contact Lenses for Dry Eye

Severe dryness can make wearing conventional contact lenses extremely uncomfortable, leading many people to give up on them entirely. Specialty options, like scleral lenses, are an excellent solution for moderate to severe cases. By holding a cushion of moisture directly against the eye, they provide lasting relief and a comfortable fit all day long.

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Understanding Your Lens Options

Understanding Your Lens Options

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Learn about the options available through our network of eye care practices. These resources help patients make informed decisions about the best specialty lens for their unique vision needs.

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Some patients require contact lenses as a medical necessity rather than a convenience. Conditions like severe dry eye, scarring, or irregularly shaped eyes often cannot be corrected with glasses or standard soft lenses. Prescribed specialty lenses restore functional vision and improve daily life for these patients.

Keratoconus causes the clear front part of the eye to thin and bulge into a cone shape, causing distorted vision. Custom specialty lenses vault over this irregular shape to create a smooth surface. This restores clear and comfortable vision for patients living with this condition.

These lenses are designed to improve or restore the appearance of the eye due to scars, injuries, or other medical conditions. They help provide a natural look and boost confidence for patients who have experienced visible changes to their eyes.

Nearsightedness in children is a growing concern. Certain specialty lenses are proven to slow the rate at which nearsightedness worsens. Managing this condition early lowers the risk of serious eye problems later in life.

See the Difference Specialty Lenses Can Make

Specialty contact lenses help patients who cannot wear conventional contacts. Whether you are dealing with irregularly shaped eyes, constant dryness, or complex prescriptions, these customized lenses offer the comfort and clear vision you deserve.

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