Scleral lenses vault over the cornea and rest on the white of the eye. For patients with keratoconus, severe dry eye, post-surgical corneas, or other complex cases, they're often a game-changer.
Unlike regular contacts, sclerals don't touch the cornea at all. They span across and land gently on the sclera (white of the eye). This creates a chamber between the lens and the cornea filled with preservative-free saline — like a permanent moisture bath.
Because the lens doesn't flex with your cornea, it creates a perfectly smooth optical surface — masking even severe corneal irregularity. Vision is often remarkably sharp.
Detailed corneal scans map your eye's topography. We select trial lenses.
We try different diameters and curves. You practice insertion and removal.
Custom lens dispensed. Vision check, comfort check, wear schedule.
Any adjustments over the first month. Annual visits after that.