IRIS Eye Hospital

Contact Lens Fitting

Fitting of Contact Lenses

For years, more and more people have been switching to contact lenses. Contact lens technology has evolved rapidly and with today’s variety of contact lenses, there are lenses for just about everyone. Switching from eyeglasses to contact lenses begins with an eye exam for contact lenses. After the contact lens exam comes a separate contact lens fitting session.

Start with the Eye Exam for Contact Lenses

Before anything else, you should have a comprehensive eye exam for contact lenses. During this contact lens exam, your eye doctor will check your vision and write a prescription for corrective lenses. This is the same type of prescription you would get for eyeglasses. He or she will also check for any eye health problems or other issues that may cause problems with contact lens wear.

After the contact lens exam, the next step is a contact lens consultation and contact lens fitting.

The Contact Lens Fitting

With so many contact lens choices, the first part of the consultation is a discussion with your eye doctor about your lifestyle and preferences regarding contact lenses. One choice that today’s contact lenses allow you to make is whether you want to change your eye color. Different eye colors are available with contact lenses. Other options include whether you want contact lenses that are designed to be replaced daily or those which can be worn for more extended periods. Most people choose soft contact lenses for their ease and comfort. However, there are also advantages of hard or what are called rigid gas permeable (GP) lenses. 

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Speciality Services Offered

Cornea &
Glaucoma

Cornea is the eye’s outermost layer. It is the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye.

Advanced Cataract Surgery

We are fully equipped with the most modern technology for performing suture-less cataract surgeries.

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