Specialised Contact Lens Fitting

Specialised Contact Lens Fitting

Services > Specialised Contact Lens Fitting

At De Smedt Optometrists, we know that one size does not fit all when it comes to contact lenses.

If you have had trouble wearing contact lenses comfortably or have been told that you are not a good candidate for contact lenses, we would be happy to help you find the right style that suits you.

Our optometrist will assess your eyes to ensure they are healthy and measure your prescription to determine what type of lenses may be best. They will also find out if there are any additional features your contact lenses should have or if you need speciality lenses.

At De Smedt Optometrists, we offer specialised contact lens fittings. We fit regular soft, disposable lenses and rigid gas permeable lenses. We also specialize in fitting of Scleral lenses for people with irregular corneas.

Advanced Contact Lens Fitting

This means that we can fit contact lenses for people who struggle with keratoconus, high astigmatism, post-refractive surgery, and any other complex conditions.

Scleral contact lenses

These rigid lenses rest on the white sclera of the eye and vault over the cornea. In addition to providing a more stable fit, scleral lenses are often more comfortable than smaller hard lenses.

Keratoconus

Contact lenses are highly successful when fitted to patients with Keratoconus. The lenses improve vision by optically replacing the irregular shape of the cornea with a smooth, uniform surface that enables light to form a sharper focus on the retina.

Topography Exam

Digital photography with a Topographer makes it possible to map the precise shape and curvature of your eye’s surface, creating a 3D map of the cornea.

This non-invasive, painless procedure helps us to accurately fit contact lenses by identifying irregularities, determining the ideal lens type, power, and curvature, ensuring optimal comfort, and potentially detecting conditions like astigmatism or keratoconus that can impact contact lens wear.

Corneal Topography