Specialty Contact Lenses
Medically necessary contact lenses for your eyes
Dr. Kurt Hofeldt at Contact Lens & Dry Eye Center specializes in Medically Necessary Contact Lenses and Specialty Contact Lenses. He welcomes all challenging cases and will work side-by-side with you to find the best options for your eyes.
Who needs specialty contact lenses, and how can Contact Lens & Dry Eye Center help?
Specialty contact lenses are developed for those with hard-to-fit eyes. These are the most common cases Dr. Hofeldt works with:
- Cosmetic Purposes – for scarred or irregular-colored eyes
- Dry Eyes
- Irregular or High Astigmatism
- Keratoconus – the irregular steepening of the cornea
- Lenticular Astigmatism
- Myopia Control – the progression of near-sighted vision in children and young adults
- Orthokeratology – corneal reshaping for near-sighted patients.
- Pediatric Conditions – Aphakia, High Ametropia, and Anisometropia
- Pellucid Marginal Degeneration
- Presbyopia – patients 40 and older who have a challenging time seeing up close
- Pre- or Post-Corneal Transplant
- Post-Collagen Cross-linking
- Post-RK (Radial Keratotomy) – patients suffering from blurry vision after this different form of refractive surgery
- Prosthetic Purposes – to help recreate the iris and pupil for more comfortable and clearer vision
- Sports Vision – contact lenses designed for particular sports needs
What types of specialty lenses and care are offered at Contact Lens & Dry Eye Center?
Types of custom lenses:
- Custom Wave Design Lenses
- Paragon CRT
- Semi-scleral and Scleral Lenses
- Gas Permeable Lenses
- Custom Soft Contact Lenses
- MiSight
Specialty Contact Lens Testimonials
We’ve had many patients who have found success being fitted with specialty contact lenses by Dr. Hofeldt. Learn more from our patients here: