Contact Lenses

Contact Lenses Assessment

Your Patient Journey with Us

• 1 Appointment Scheduling
  Contact Eyesmile Opticians to book a contact lenses assessment. Provide information about your current vision correction methods, medical history, and any specific needs or preferences for contact lenses.

• 2 Initial Assessment
  During the appointment, the eye care professional will review your vision history and discuss your lifestyle needs and preferences for contact lenses. Basic vision tests will be performed to determine your current prescription.

• 3 Contact Lens Fitting and Evaluation
  The eye care professional will measure the curvature of your eye to ensure a proper fit and will provide you with trial lenses to assess comfort and vision clarity. You’ll receive instruction on how to insert, remove, and care for your lenses.

• 4 Results and Personalized Care Plan
  After evaluating the fit and comfort of the trial lenses, the eye care professional will finalize your contact lens prescription. They will provide recommendations on the best type of lenses for your lifestyle, whether daily, bi-weekly, or monthly disposables, and schedule follow-up appointments to monitor your eye health and lens performance.

• 5 Your Perfect Vision
  Enjoy the convenience and clarity of vision that well-fitted contact lenses provide, enhancing your daily activities with comfort and confidence.

FAQ’s

• What should I bring to my contact lens assessment?
  Bring your current glasses, any previous contact lens prescriptions, and a list of any medications you are taking. If you already wear contact lenses, bring them along with the case and solution.

• What can I expect during the contact lens assessment?
  During The Assessment, The Optometrist Will Discuss your lifestyle and vision needs.
  Perform a comprehensive eye exam to check your overall eye health and vision.
  Measure the curvature of your cornea using a keratometer.
  Assess the quality and quantity of your tear film.
  Provide trial lenses to evaluate the fit and comfort.
  Teach you how to insert, remove, and care for your contact lenses.

• Can I get contact lenses if I have astigmatism or other vision issues?
  Yes, there are contact lenses designed to correct various vision issues, including astigmatism, presbyopia (age-related near vision loss), and other refractive errors. The optometrist will recommend the best type of lenses for your specific needs.

• How do I take care of my contact lenses?
  Proper lens care involves cleaning and disinfecting your lenses daily using a suitable contact lens solution, storing them in a clean case, and following the replacement schedule prescribed by the optometrist. Avoid using water or saliva to clean lenses.