KERATOCONUS
Scleral lenses are a great option for just about anyone! Those with Keratoconus, Astigmatism(toric), or Presbyopia (multifocal or bi-focal), and patients with less than optimum results from LASIK and Post-RK. Learn more at onefitlenses.com.
SCLERAL CONTACTS http://www.allaboutvision.com/contacts/scleral-lenses.htm
Scleral lenses have a larger diameter than other gas permeable contact lenses and rest on the white part of the eye. They are sometimes used to treat severe dry eyes, because the space between the cornea and the lens acts as a fluid reservoir, keeping eyes moist.
Dr. Meyerson is now fitting Onefit scleral lenses for medical and normal cornea applications. You can find more information about Onefit scleral lenses at www.onefitlenses.com. Scleral lens technology truly makes a difference in the lives of many patients, improving vision and restoring quality of life.
Scleral lenses have a larger diameter than other gas permeable contact lenses and rest on the white part of the eye. They are sometimes used to treat severe dry eyes, because the space between the cornea and the lens acts as a fluid reservoir, keeping eyes moist.
Dr. Meyerson is now fitting Onefit scleral lenses for medical and normal cornea applications. You can find more information about Onefit scleral lenses at www.onefitlenses.com. Scleral lens technology truly makes a difference in the lives of many patients, improving vision and restoring quality of life.
Dr Meyerson works with each patient to determine the best treatment options.
Dr Meyerson will recommend the best contact lenses for keratoconus to meet your visual needs. Contact lens options for patients with keratoconus may range from soft, gas permeable and scleral, to other hybrid lens designs.
Dr Meyerson will recommend the best contact lenses for keratoconus to meet your visual needs. Contact lens options for patients with keratoconus may range from soft, gas permeable and scleral, to other hybrid lens designs.
OTHER TREATMENT OPTIONS
SYNERGEYES CLEARCONE http://www.synergeyes.com
ClearKone is a revolutionary contact lens for keratoconus that takes advantage of the best features a hybrid contact lens has to offer, providing superior visual acuity, stability, centration and all-day comfort.
SYNERGEYES ULTRAHEALTH www.allaboutvision.com/ultrahealth
UltraHealth uses the latest hybrid contact lens technology to provide benefits other contact lens options cannot deliver. It is designed to give irregular corneas, keratoconus and ectasia patients unprecedented levels of vision and all-day comfort, while maintaining optimum ocular health.
UltraHealth uses the latest hybrid contact lens technology to provide benefits other contact lens options cannot deliver. It is designed to give irregular corneas, keratoconus and ectasia patients unprecedented levels of vision and all-day comfort, while maintaining optimum ocular health.
Keratoconus treatment is available and Dr Meyerson will be able to offer you the most current advice on which treatment will be the most effective, and help you to comfortably improve your vision.
Dr. Ivor Meyerson now offers a new lens for Keratoconus called the Kerasoft IC lens. He was the first provider in the South Bay to offer this new product for irregular corneas. The Kerasoft IC custom-made lens allows most patients suffering with any type of irregular cornea to attain levels of comfort and vision they had not previously thought possible. KERASOFT IC LENSES http://www.kerasoftic.com
CORNEAL CROSSLINKING
The only FDA approved therapeutic treatment for keratoconus and corneal ectasia is now available at specialized ophthalmologists.Corneal cross-linking (CXL) is an in-office eye procedure that strengthens the cornea if it's been weakened by keratoconus, other corneal disease, or (rarely) a complication of LASIK surgery.
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The only FDA approved therapeutic treatment for keratoconus and corneal ectasia is now available at specialized ophthalmologists.Corneal cross-linking (CXL) is an in-office eye procedure that strengthens the cornea if it's been weakened by keratoconus, other corneal disease, or (rarely) a complication of LASIK surgery.
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