Contact Lenses
Contact Lenses: Vision Without Borders
Experience the finest eye care in Greenwood with our trusted team of experts. From comprehensive eye exams to personalized treatment plans, we are here to ensure your vision needs are met with utmost care and precision. Discover the difference with our cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions. Say goodbye to contact lens discomfort and hello to crisp, clear vision. Join us in this transformative journey towards perfect sight.
Introducing a new dimension of vision care at Integrated Vision Associates. Our dedicated team understands the unique needs of individuals, including those with astigmatism or bifocal requirements. With the latest advancements in contact lens technology, we go beyond the ordinary to provide personalized attention for optimal vision and unmatched comfort. Experience the difference of trusted eye care in Greenwood with Integrated Vision Associates.
Are Contacts Right For You?
We want you to enjoy your contacts with clarity and comfort. To ensure this, we offer comprehensive contact lens exams and fittings.
While many people can wear contact lenses safely and comfortably, some issues may prevent you from wearing them. These issues can:
- Overly dry eyes
- Frequent eye infections
- Severe allergies
We can detect these issues during your contact lens exam. We’ll also be happy to offer alternatives if contacts aren’t the right choice for you.
What To Expect From Your Exam & Fitting
A contact lens exam and fitting is a process that helps us determine your candidacy for contacts, what types of issues your contacts should address, and which type of lens is right for you.
Both children and adults can wear contact lenses. We’ll use modern technologies like corneal topography and axial length biometry to get a clear look at the shape and health of your cornea and how contact lenses can provide clear vision and address issues.
We offer a range of contact lens options, including specialty lenses that address myopia, dry eye, and keratoconus. Before we can determine which lens may suit your needs, though, we need to perform our contact lens exam and fitting process.
The Eye Exam
Before we can fit your lenses, we’ll start by examining your eyes and looking for issues we need to address. A contact lens exam is very similar to our routine eye exam process, but with a few different steps to ensure contact lenses are right for you and your needs.
Learn more about our eye exam process by visiting our Adult & Senior Eye Exams page.
Fitting Your Lenses
If you’re a candidate for contacts, we’ll get started on fitting your lens.
We’ll measure the size and shape of your pupil, cornea, and iris during the fitting process before having you try on a pair suitable to your needs. We’ll also examine your tear film to ensure your contact lens stays hydrated and comfortable.
We may make some slight adjustments to your lens to ensure their fit, but we won’t prescribe your lens until after the trial process.
Giving Them a Try
Take a Look At Our Specialty Contacts
Contact lens exams and fittings help ensure your lenses fit your needs and lifestyle. In some cases, though, you may have unique eye conditions that we need to address with the help of your contacts.
This is where our selection of specialty contact lenses could help. Check out our Specialty Contact Lenses page to see what we offer, or request your appointment to get fitted for a pair today!
AmplEye
AmplEye scleral contact lenses provide a vision correction option for people with irregularly-shaped corneas. AmplEye’s 4 fitting zones make these contact lenses highly adjustable, ensuring a customized fit.
MoonLens
MoonLens contact lenses are a progressive solution to help manage vision problems from myopia to astigmatism. These contact lenses are highly customizable, ensuring a completely personalized fit for every eye.
Onefit Med
Wave Contacts
The WAVE Contact Lens System provides the eye care professionals with an advanced CAD/CAM software platform to empirically design fully customized rigid contact lenses based on patients corneal topography or tomography maps.