RGP lenses, scleral lenses, and dedicated keratoconus management — built around a corneal map that's uniquely yours, not a one-size prescription.
Conditions like keratoconus, post-surgical corneas, and high or irregular astigmatism don't respond well to standard soft lenses or off-the-shelf glasses. We fit around the true shape of your eye — not the average one.
A progressive condition where the cornea thins and bulges into a cone shape, distorting vision in ways glasses often can't fully correct. It typically emerges in the teens or twenties and needs active monitoring.
An irregular cornea needs a lens surface engineered to vault over or gently rest on its exact contours. Get the fit wrong and vision, comfort, and corneal health all suffer — which is why mapping comes first.
A rigid, oxygen-permeable lens that holds its shape over the cornea, replacing an irregular surface with a smooth, uniform one that light can focus through cleanly — often outperforming soft lenses and glasses for sharpness.
Ongoing, structured care for a progressive condition — not a single fitting. We track corneal shape over time, coordinate specialty lens fittings, and refer for cross-linking when the cornea is still progressing.
A larger-diameter lens that vaults entirely over the cornea and rests on the white of the eye (the sclera) — ideal for advanced keratoconus, post-surgical eyes, or severe dry eye where RGPs aren't comfortable enough.
Every specialty lens above starts here. Corneal topography captures thousands of elevation points across your eye's surface, so lenses are designed from your actual anatomy instead of a trial-and-error box of samples.