Specialty contact lens fitting

Standard soft lenses do not fit every eye. Irregular corneas, severe dry eye, high astigmatism, and post-surgical eyes usually need a custom-fitted lens, and getting it right takes measurement rather than trial and error.

What's Involved

Corneal mapping — Topography that measures the exact shape of the eye's surface.
Lens selection — Scleral, rigid gas permeable, hybrid, or custom soft lenses chosen to match that shape.
Fit refinement — Diagnostic wear and adjustment until comfort and vision are both right.

When to Come In

Told you cannot wear contacts — A previous fitting that failed with standard lenses.
Irregular cornea — Keratoconus, scarring, a transplant, or refractive surgery.
Vision glasses cannot correct — Blur that remains at your best spectacle prescription.

This content is for general information only and isn't medical advice. Talk with a qualified provider about your own situation. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.