Scleral contact lenses are an extra-large type of rigid gas permeable lenses. Unlike traditional contacts, scleral lenses vault over the entire cornea, leaving a layer of liquid between the lens and the corneal surface.This layer of liquid masks the irregularities of the corneal shape, resulting in clear, comfortable vision.Their unique design makes them among the most comfortable contacts available.
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With scleral lenses, you’ll experience consistently clear vision, even if you have an irregular cornea.These unique lenses offer a super-size diameter to stay centered on your eye, are made from highly breathable materials, and provide a hydrating cushion of tears for maximum comfort.
Find out if custom scleral lenses are right for your eyes. Our team will evaluate your vision needs and help you explore your options for comfortable, clear sight.
One of the most common conditions that scleral lenses help address is keratoconus, which causes blurred or distorted vision. Scleral lenses provide a dome-like surface over the abnormal cornea, creating proper refraction for clear vision.
Our specialists use advanced technology like sMap 3D to get thorough measurements of your eyes and create a custom-fit pair of contacts that offers supreme comfort.
Scleral lenses are filled with a saline solution prior to inserting it, so your eyes are always hydrated and comfortable, protecting against dry eye symptoms such as pain, discomfort, and eye redness.
Scleral lenses are filled with a saline solution prior to inserting it, so your eyes are always hydrated and comfortable.This protects against dry eye symptoms such as pain, discomfort, eye redness, and itchiness.
Scleral lenses are custom-fit for each person, offering superior comfort.Their large size and shape also ensure stability, so that they don’t fall out even during sports or other active lifestyle activities.
For some people, scleral lenses can take up to two weeks to fully adjust to.Helpful tips to adjust faster include wearing them a little each day to get used to them, being generous in how much solution you use when inserting them, and following hygiene instructions.
They are particularly useful for managing eye conditions such as Keratoconus, Astigmatism, Dry Eyes, Giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC), and issues following refractive surgery.
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(84)Insight Vision Optometry is led by Dr. Stephanie Woo, GPLI Practitioner of the Year, alongside multiple Fellows of the Scleral Lens Society.We are the premier destination for complex contact lens fittings in Nevada.
