Looking to switch to contact lenses full time? Or looking to swap between spectacles and contacts? We will start with a tailored contact lens assessment.
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Whether you are a seasoned contact lenses wearer, or curious to try them for the first time, our Optometrists can recommend the right lenses for you. We supply lenses from many of the leading manufacturers, including specialists, providing a contact lens option for almost every patient.
There are many reasons why people choose to wear contact lenses, from medical reasons to convenience when playing sports or socialising, or simply preferring to be spectacles-free most of the time. With our help you can find the lenses you need to enjoy excellent vision during every activity.
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Following our advanced eye examination, we will carry out a few additional checks to determine which contact lenses are most suitable for you. Contact lenses are generally described as either “Soft” or “Hard” although, with modern materials “Hard” lenses are better described as “Rigid Gas Permeables”. All lenses need to be replaced regularly, and the usual schedules for soft lenses are:
For patients who have suffered damage or disease to their eyes, or for those with complicated prescriptions, the right contact lenses can make a big difference to vision, comfort, and cosmetic appearance. We can fit mini scleral lenses, hybrids, bandage contact lenses and prosthetic lenses to cover a wide range of conditions including keratoconus, post-surgical corneal grafts and dry eye.
Orthokeratology is the practice of wearing special overnight contact lenses that temporarily reshape the cornea. This reshaping corrects short-sightedness (myopia) so that when the lenses are removed the following morning, the eyes achieve excellent vision throughout the day without the need for any further correction. In children, orthokeratology has been found to reduce, and in some cases stop, short sightedness from getting worse. This can not only potentially reduce a child’s level of short-sightedness in adulthood but also reduce their risk of many eye diseases such as glaucoma, macular degeneration and retinal detachment.
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