We provide custom-fitted scleral lenses designed to deliver sharp, stable vision for patients with complex eye conditions. Our doctors combine precise diagnostic evaluation with personalized lens design to ensure all-day comfort and clarity.
Patients trust our clinic for specialty contact lens fittings that go beyond what glasses and soft lenses can achieve. Through detailed corneal mapping and one-on-one consultations, we design a lens unique to each eye โ providing continuous hydration, exceptional visual acuity, and relief for even the most sensitive eyes.
Patients with keratoconus, irregular corneas, severe dry eye, or those who have tried and failed with standard contact lenses.
Large-diameter lenses vault over the cornea and rest on the sclera, creating a smooth optical surface and a liquid reservoir that continuously bathes the eye.
Custom fitting using corneal topography and a diagnostic trial lens process to ensure optimal comfort, centration, and visual clarity for each patient.
Most patients require 2โ3 fitting appointments. Full adaptation typically takes 1โ2 weeks as you build wearing time gradually.
A contact lens evaluation is required before fitting. Ask us about coverage through your extended health benefits plan.
Regular soft contacts or glasses often can't correct the irregular corneal surface caused by keratoconus, or can be uncomfortable with significant dry eye โ that's typically when scleral lenses come in. Scleral lenses vault over the entire cornea and rest on the white part of the eye, creating a smooth optical surface and a fluid reservoir that keeps the eye comfortable and hydrated. Your optometrist can tell you during a fitting evaluation whether a scleral lens is necessary or whether a simpler option will work.
Scleral lens fittings involve specialized diagnostic imaging and multiple fitting visits; ask our team for current pricing, which is typically higher than standard contact lens fittings given the customization involved.
A scleral lens fitting typically involves an initial evaluation, one or more trial lens fittings, and follow-up visits to fine-tune the fit โ the full process commonly takes several weeks to a couple of months before your lenses are finalized. Your optometrist will outline the expected timeline based on your specific eye condition at your consultation.
