Contact Lenses

 

Primary Examination

Renton Vision Clinic Contact Lens Exam and Fitting

Prior to a contact lens examination it is important to have a complete primary vision and eye health examination. Whether it is glasses, contact lenses, lasik surgery or cataract surgery, a thorough eye examination is an important first step.  All of these options plus others can be looked at during this examination.

 

Contact Lens Examination  

Renton Vision Clinic Contact Lens Exam and Fitting

During the Contact Lens examination there are a multitude of factors to consider.  Such factors as age, occupation, hobbies, eye health, physical health, dexterity, sports, tear quality just to mention a few, are all important considerations. Lens complexity plays an important part of the decision.  The need for bifocals, astigmatism or binocular eye coordination issues need to be considered. 

 

Specialty Contact Lenses

In cases that basic contact lenses are not the best fit, more complex lenses can be considered.  We provide a full array of contact lenses for specialized needs:  

  • Multi-Focal Contact Lenses
  • Monovision Contact Lenses
  • Astigmatism Contact Lenses
  • Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses
  • Keratoconus Treatment
  • Post surgical contact lenses
  • Scleral contact lenses
  • Hybrid contact lenses

For patients with corneal irregularities such as Keratoconus, Pellucids Marginal Degeneration, Post-RK, and Post-Lasik measuring the shape and contour of the corneas are necessary to achieve great fitting contact lenses.  At Renton Vision Clinic, we utilize the most advanced technologies to perform these specialized and complex procedures.

Renton Vision Clinic Topographer Keratoconus Pellucids Irregular Cornea
Renton Vision Clinic Oculus Keratograph 5M

 

Colored Contact Lenses

Renton Vision Clinic Color Contact Lenses

Colored Contact Lenses can change the iris color. The cosmetic options range from a subtle iris color change to a striking and dramatic effect. Sometimes an eye injury may leave an eye disfigured. Whatever the problem, we have experience with cosmetic colored contact lens issues. 

 

Insertion and Removal Training

While it is not difficult, putting a contact lens into your eye for the first time can be a challenge for some people.  We provide training to help you become comfortable with this process.

 

Trial Period

Finally, we provide a trial period to see if contact lenses are really the best solution to your visual needs.  For some of our patients, contact lenses provide the best vision every day, all day.  For others, contact lenses are useful for only specific activities.  All of these considerations are discussed. In the final analysis, our greatest concern is for the health of your eyes.  A safe wearing schedule and lens hygiene issues are outlined.