October 2017
3 tips to better fit keratoconus with sclerals
Keratoconus is one of the more challenging yet more rewarding conditions that we treat in our offices. Individuals with keratoconus have a thinning of their corneas that causes a protrusion […]
Read MoreScleral Lenses for Keratoconus
In the beginning of contact lenses there were scleral contact lenses only. In the year 1887 a great gift was given to the world of sufferers of distorted vision resulting from corneal […]
Read MoreWhy Are Scleral Lenses A Better Option Than Contact Lenses?
Due to high-risk of serious infection and the cases of failure, corneal transplant imposes a crucial risk on the health of the patient. Contrary to the practices of corneal transplant, scleral […]
Read More23 Facts About Eyes And What Can Go Wrong With Them
BRYN NELSON, MOSAICSCIENCE.COM Eight surprising things about eyes 1. Eyebrows: Among the many potential functions of eyebrows, they keep sweat and moisture from dripping into our eyes, send information about local […]
Read MoreWhy Should I Choose Scleral Lenses Instead of Other Lenses?
Because they are larger than conventional GP lenses, scleral lenses are more stable on the eye. They also provide initial comfort similar to soft lenses. If you want to wear contact lenses but […]
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