Patients with high myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, or those outside of the bell curve can be fit special custom soft lenses personalized to their needs.
Contact lens fitting allows us to put known optical principles to work in a creative way. It can be a fun challenge if we start with a healthy understanding of what data is needed to put our best foot forward.
While many patients and practitioners believe soft contacts are only for mild to moderate refractive errors, nothing could be further from the truth.
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Having a knowledgeable consultation team is handy when fitting patients with specialty contact lenses.
Let’s take a more detailed look at this condition and how it may impact contact lens wear.
Due to the fluid reservoir that constantly bathes and protects the ocular surface, scleral lenses are ideal for presbyopic patients who often have concomitant dry eye.
At times, lens materials and cleaning solutions can be altered to improve contact lens comfort/surface issues, but at other times it may be the ocular surface that is causing the problem.