Scleral Lenses
High astigmatism? Blurred vision with glasses? Scleral lenses provide relief from specific eye conditions, such as keratoconus or dry eyes.
Scleral lenses offer a range of benefits that make them a compelling choice for individuals seeking vision correction or relief from certain eye conditions, such as keratoconus or dry eyes.
Scleral lenses are an important technology made for specific eye conditions. Check out some reasons why you might consider using scleral lenses:
Superior Vision Correction: Scleral lenses provide exceptional visual acuity. They cover a larger portion of the eye's surface, offering a more stable and consistent vision correction, particularly for those with irregular corneas, such as keratoconus or post-surgical complications.
Comfortable Fit: Scleral lenses rest on the white part of the eye (sclera), rather than the sensitive cornea. This design minimizes irritation and discomfort, making them a comfortable option.
Dry Eye Relief: Scleral lenses act as a reservoir for a sterile saline solution that bathes the eye throughout the day. This helps maintain moisture and alleviates symptoms associated with dry eye syndrome, offering long-lasting relief.
Versatile Applications: Scleral lenses can be customized to fit a wide range of eye shapes and conditions, including astigmatism and irregular corneas. They are also used for vision correction after corneal surgeries and injuries.
Reduced Sensitivity: Because they do not touch the cornea, scleral lenses are often better tolerated by individuals with sensitivities to traditional contact lenses. This can be especially advantageous for those with allergies or other ocular sensitivities.
Scleral lenses offer superior vision correction, exceptional comfort, and relief from various eye conditions. Their versatility, stability, and eye health benefits make them a great choice for those seeking an effective and comfortable vision correction option. To determine if scleral lenses are suitable for your specific needs, schedule an appointment at Optical Illusions today.