Scleral Lenses

Find An Alternative To Traditional Contact Lenses With Scleral Lenses

Do you have visual discomfort, a corneal disease, dry eyes, or even just issues with wearing traditional contact lenses? Scleral lenses might be the answer for you.

Find An Alternative To Traditional Contact Lenses With Scleral Lenses

Do you have visual discomfort, a corneal disease, dry eyes, or even just issues with wearing traditional contact lenses? Scleral lenses might be the answer for you.

Find An Alternative To Traditional Contact Lenses With Scleral Lenses

Do you have visual discomfort, a corneal disease, dry eyes, or even just issues with wearing traditional contact lenses? Scleral lenses might be the answer for you.

Discover The Possibilities Of Scleral Lenses

SCLERAL LENSES ARE CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOU!


Bay Eye Center offers custom-made scleral lenses for our patients in Mansfield, Plymouth, Bridgewater, Easton, and Cedarville offices. Scleral lenses are specialty contact lens that helps patients see clearer when challenged with irregularly shaped eyes, dry eyes, or surgical complications that make regular contact lens use difficult.


Scleral lenses are a great option for those with:

  • Dry eye syndrome: Scleral lenses have a space between their rear surface and the cornea, which holds tears and relieves discomfort.
  • Keratoconus: Scleral lenses fit an irregular eye shape, a condition known as keratoconus, more easily than many other lenses.
  • Surgical complications: These lenses suit eyes with unusually shaped corneas due to LASIK or other surgery.

To find out whether scleral lenses are right for you, meet with one of our experienced optometrists at any of our 5 Bay Eye Center locations.

Discover The Possibilities Of Scleral Lenses

SCLERAL LENSES ARE CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOU!


Bay Eye Center offers custom-made scleral lenses for our patients in Mansfield, Plymouth, Bridgewater, Easton, and Cedarville offices. Scleral lenses are specialty contact lens that helps patients see clearer when challenged with irregularly shaped eyes, dry eyes, or surgical complications that make regular contact lens use difficult.


Scleral lenses are a great option for those with:

  • Dry eye syndrome: Scleral lenses have a space between their rear surface and the cornea, which holds tears and relieves discomfort.
  • Keratoconus: Scleral lenses fit an irregular eye shape, a condition known as keratoconus, more easily than many other lenses.
  • Surgical complications: These lenses suit eyes with unusually shaped corneas due to LASIK or other surgery.


To find out whether scleral lenses are right for you, meet with one of our experienced optometrists at any of our 5 Bay Eye Center locations.

Discover The Possibilities Of Scleral Lenses

SCLERAL LENSES ARE CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOU!

Bay Eye Center offers custom-made scleral lenses for our patients in Mansfield, Plymouth, Bridgewater, Easton, and Cedarville offices. Scleral lenses are specialty contact lens that helps patients see clearer when challenged with irregularly shaped eyes, dry eyes, or surgical complications that make regular contact lens use difficult.


Scleral lenses are a great option for those with:

  • Dry eye syndrome: Scleral lenses have a space between their rear surface and the cornea, which holds tears and relieves discomfort.
  • Keratoconus: Scleral lenses fit an irregular eye shape, a condition known as keratoconus, more easily than many other lenses.
  • Surgical complications: These lenses suit eyes with unusually shaped corneas due to LASIK or other surgery.
Scleral Lenses

To find out whether scleral lenses are right for you, meet with one of our experienced optometrists at any of our 5 Bay Eye Center locations.

How Are Scleral Lenses Different From Other Contact Lenses?

Scleral lenses are similar to the traditional contact lenses you’re familiar with, but they have a wider diameter. This means they cover the sclera instead of covering only the cornea. Their size also makes them more difficult to dislodge. Each scleral lens is custom-made for stability, shape and comfort.

How Are Scleral Lenses Different From Other Contact Lenses?

Scleral lenses are similar to the traditional contact lenses you’re familiar with, but they have a wider diameter. This means they cover the sclera instead of covering only the cornea. Their size also makes them more difficult to dislodge. Each scleral lens is custom-made for stability, shape and comfort.



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