Speciality Contact Lenses
Speciality
Contact Lenses
Nandadeep Eye Hospital has an exclusive specialty contact lens clinic. Dedicated service, experience as a contact lens specialist, the latest equipment, and a wide range of specialty contact lenses with various designs are the major qualities in successfully solving challenging cases.
The cornea is the transparent portion that covers the front surface of the eye. The important function of the cornea is to bend light and is responsible for focussing most of the light that enters the eye.
Indications for Speciality Contact Lens.
Optical indications (to improve the visual acuity)
- Ocular surface disorders
- Colour vision deficiency
- Keratoconus
- Keratoglobus
- Pellucid marginal degeneration
- Corneal opacity
- High astigmatism
- Post LASIK ectasia
- Intolerance to ordinary contact lens
- Sports person
- Post corneal tear repair
- Pannus
- Irregular astigmatism
- Post-traumatic
- Penetrating Keratoplasty
- Post-refractive surgery complication
- Post herpetic infection
Colour vision deficiency
Normal Vision
Deuteranopia
Protanopia
Tritanopia
Treatment options for Patients with Corneal Disorder
Speciality Contact Lenses
Nandadeep Contact Lens Clinic is the first of its kind in southern Maharashtra, comprising almost all types of specialty contact lenses. This exclusive facility has been a boon for many needy patients, and we have observed life-changing stories.
Followings are the showcase of these extensive facilities:
Rigid gas permeable lenses
RGPs are among the most common and cost-responsible contact lenses for corneal and refractive treatment. These lenses are made of gas-permeable materials, i.e., they permit oxygen to move through the lens. We have different domestic and imported RGP lenses with higher oxygen-permeable features.
ROSE K Lens
Paul Rose additionally redefined the ROSE K lenses to consider the irregular corneal states of patients with various corneal disorders, which require unique designs to fit easily.
Scleral Contact lenses
These lenses are highly recommended and highly comfortable for all categories of patients. This extraordinary lens rests on the sclera (white portion of the eye). Thus, there will be no contact with the cornea. These are large in size as compared to other lenses and are gas permeable enough for the edges to fit on the sclera and cover a bigger segment of the sclera, while semi-scleral contacts cover a comparatively smaller area. Because the focal point of scleral and semi-scleral lenses vaults over the irregular area of the cornea, these lenses don’t have any significant bearing strain on the cone-shaped portion and are more steady than ordinary gas-permeable lenses.
Corneo-scleral lenses and semi-scleral
Lenses are much larger than conventional GP lenses and rest near the junction between the cornea and the sclera.
Mini-scleral lenses vault over the entire corneal surface and rest on the anterior sclera.
Full scleral lenses are the biggest scleral lenses and give the best measure of freedom between the back surface of the focal point and the cornea.
All scleral lenses are made with highly breathable, gas permeable lens materials. So however scleral lenses cover the whole cornea, a lot of oxygen arrives at the front surface of the eye to keep it healthy and comfortable.
Ocular surface disorders
Keratoglobus
Keratoglobus is a non-inflammatory ectatic disorder of the cornea characterized by thinning from limbus to limbus, resulting in globular protrusion of the cornea.
Pellucid Marginal Corneal Degeneration
PMD is a bilateral, non-inflammatory, peripheral corneal thinning disorder characterized by a peripheral band of thinning of the inferior cornea.
Corneal Opacity
The cornea is the transparent structure on the front of the eyeball. Corneal opacity is when the cornea becomes scarred.
High astigmatism
Astigmatism is a condition where the corneal curvatures are unequal. It can occur due to congenital causes, post-traumatic trauma, or after a corneal transplant.
Corneal Ectasia
Corneal ectasia occurs when the inner layers of your cornea become weak, causing the cornea to change shape, protrude forward, and distort your vision.
Pannus
Corneal pannus means the growth of fine blood vessels onto the clear corneal surface.
Post corneal tear repair
After post-traumatic corneal tear repair, there will be irregular astigmatism.
Sports Person
A sportsperson needs crisp and clear vision as well as comfortable and steady vision.
Intolerance to Rigid Gas Permeable lenses
Our Contact Lens Specialist
Optom Sayan Mukherjee
Vision Therapy, Speciality Contact lens B.Optom. (WBU) , M. Optom. (NIMS, Rajasthan)
Speciality Contact lens
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