Specialty Contact Lenses at Total Vision

Scleral lenses are popular because of their ability to address a number of corneal problems like keratoconus and dry eye.

Scleral lenses are larger than traditional contacts, which allows them to sit on the sclera (whites) of your eyes rather than the cornea. The center of the lens “vaults” over your cornea, giving some space between the cornea and lens and keeping it from affecting issues like keratoconus.The space between the cornea and lens then acts like a tear reservoir, which can soothe symptoms caused by dry eye.

Orthokeratology lenses, or ortho-k lenses, is a unique myopia control strategy we may recommend to children to help preserve the quality of their sight.

Ortho-k lenses are worn at night while your child sleeps. During this time, the lens gently reshapes your child’s cornea, correcting their refractive error. When they wake up, your child can enjoy clear vision without the need for contacts or eyeglasses.

Multifocal lenses can help address a number of vision problems, the most common being presbyopia and astigmatism.Multifocal lenses are designed with multiple prescriptions, which can help you see a variety of distances clearly. In some cases, multifocal lenses, using a technique called peripheral defocusing, can also help control myopia progression.