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Answers to the everyday keratoconus lens questions we hear most: night halos, midday fogging, how many lenses a fitting takes, allergy drops with sclerals, and when hybrids are worth trying.
Most astigmatism is corrected without surgery, with glasses, toric contacts, rigid lenses or scleral lenses. Here's how each option works and who it's best for.
Double vision can be as simple as an old prescription or dry eye, or a sign of a nerve or blood-flow problem that needs care the same day. Here's how to tell the difference.
Keratoconus makes the cornea thin and bulge into a cone, so vision gets blurry and distorted. Here's how to spot it, how we track it, and why scleral lenses work so well for many people who have it.
Scleral lenses can give clear, comfortable vision when glasses and regular contacts can't. Here's who they help, how they work, and an honest look at the fitting and learning curve.