Contact Lens Exams in Charlotte

Scleral lenses are designed to manage conditions such as dry eye, keratoconus, and other corneal issues. They’re larger and more rigid than the soft contacts you may be most familiar with. Their design can protect the eye’s surface from wind and dust that can worsen dry eye, while providing clearer vision for those with irregular corneas.

The unique curve of an eye with astigmatism can make fitting contact lenses a bit trickier. But our team is skilled at getting the right fit. Toric contact lenses are engineered to sit on your cornea in a precise position to deliver crisp vision.

If you have astigmatism and your vision seems to worsen frequently, please schedule an appointment with us so we can monitor any changes to your prescription and check for other potential eye concerns.

Multifocal contacts are an excellent option if you need vision correction for both your distance and near vision. It’s normal for your near vision to change in your 40s due to presbyopia, but you don’t have to give up wearing contacts. Multifocals can provide seamless vision at both near and far distances.

Myopia management aims to slow the progression of nearsightedness in children, helping protect their long-term vision health.

MiSight 1-day contact lenses are designed not only to correct vision but also to manage myopia progression with specialized treatment zones. Similarly, CRT lenses (also known as ortho-k) gently reshape the cornea when worn during sleep, offering your child convenient and clear vision during the day while helping to control myopia progression over time.

Learn more about our myopia management programs.