Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are a great vision correction modality and alternative to glasses. Advancements in contact lenses have produced an array of contact lens options. We are now capable of prescribing contact lenses for the most common levels of nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia.
Finding The Right Fit For You
Our doctors prescribe contact lenses everyday and have a high-level experience in finding the right match for your vison and lifestyle. During a contact lens examination, we will determine the contact lens that provides you with the clearest vision and fits most properly and comfortably on your eye. We also provide in-depth contact lens training with one of our dedicated contact lens specialist. When it comes to contact lenses, we got you covered!
Contact Lens Options
Soft Contact Lenses
These lenses are made of flexible plastic that provides good comfort and vision. They are simple to handle and maintain. Soft lenses are available in a wide range of prescriptions. Our doctors will be happy to find the right match for you!
Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) or Hard Lenses
These lenses are the size of a dime and can be very durable. They are not as flexible as soft lenses, but are longer-lasting. RGP lenses can be a great option for high astigmatism or unique shaped eyes.
Scleral Lenses
These lenses are large diameter hard lenses that fit over the cornea (front central surface of the eye) and sit on the sclera (white part of the eye). They provide great durability and comfort. Scleral lenses are ideal options for patients with irregular corneas, high astigmatism, and cornea eye diseases such as keratoconus. Learn more about keratoconus.
MiSight Lenses
These lenses are soft lenses that are FDA approved to slow the progression of myopia or nearsightedness in children. MiSight lenses are offered through our Myopia Control Program. Learn more about myopia control.