Specialty Contact Lenses: Scleral Contacts

What Are Scleral Contact Lenses?

Scleral contact lenses are larger-than-normal contact lenses that rest on the white part of your eye (the sclera) instead of directly on the clear dome shaped front surface (the cornea). They create a small pocket of sterile saline solution between the lens and your eye, helping keep your eyes moist while providing clear, comfortable vision.

Why Are Scleral Lenses Used?

People wear scleral lenses to correct vision irregularities, such as:

1. Keratoconus (a condition where the cornea becomes cone-shaped)
2. Complications after LASIK or other eye surgeries
3. Severe dry eye
4. Other corneal conditions that cause blurry or distorted vision

Can You Achieve 20/20 Vision With Scleral Lenses?

In many cases, yes! Achieving 20/20 vision (or even better) is very common with scleral lenses.

Because the lens creates a smooth optical surface over the eye, it can provide sharper, clearer vision than glasses or traditional contacts for people with irregular corneas.

Are You Ready To Try Scleral Contact Lenses?

If You Have Dry Eye:

If you’re constantly reaching for eye drops, scleral lenses may help. The layer of saline trapped beneath the lens keeps your eyes hydrated throughout the day, providing long-lasting comfort and relief.

 
If You Have An Irregular Cornea (Keratoconus, Post-LASIK):

If your vision is blurry or distorted even with glasses or regular contacts, scleral lenses may be the solution. They create a smooth surface over your eye, helping you see more clearly and consistently.

 
If You Have Hard-To-Fit Eyes:

Have you been told you’re “hard to fit” or that contacts just aren’t an option? Scleral lenses are custom-made for your eyes and rest on the white part of the eye instead of the sensitive cornea. Many patients find them surprisingly comfortable and more stable than traditional contact lenses.

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