Contact Lens Exams, Fittings, & Brands in Gilbert & Mesa

Scleral contact lenses can be an excellent option for patients who may struggle wearing contacts due to conditions such as dry eye syndrome and keratoconus.

Scleral lenses are larger than traditional contacts and allow for more space over your cornea’s surface for extra breathability.

Ortho-k contact lenses are designed to reduce the dependence on contact lenses and glasses. The orthokeratology process involves inserting the lenses at night and removing them in the morning, allowing for clear vision throughout the day.

Ortho-k lenses are an excellent option for most patients with mild to moderate myopia or hyperopia.

Aspheric contact lenses work by controlling the average spherical aberration in the lens and human eye.

Spherical aberration is the inability of a lens to focus light on a common point. Aspheric contact lenses can focus light and offer clearer, sharper vision.

Toric contact lenses are available in both the soft and RGP variety. Toric lenses contain multiple powers, one vertical and the other horizontal, and help correct astigmatism.

These multiple powers allow the lenses to center correctly on the eye. Toric lenses require a precise fit, and our team can help you find a comfortable and ideal fit during your exam.

Multifocal contact lenses have a bifocal design with 2 distinct lens powers for near and distance vision. These lenses can eliminate the need for reading glasses and help correct presbyopia.

Multifocal lenses are available in both soft and RGP contact lens options and are designed for daily wear or extended overnight wear.

Hybrid contact lenses feature a rigid gas permeable center and are surrounded by a soft outer ring. These lenses correct refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, and astigmatism.

Hybrid contact lenses can also help manage keratoconus, which is an irregular curvature of the cornea.