Specialty contact lens in Old Bridge, New Jersey
We Have The Best Contact Lenses For Your Eyes
In our office, we listen closely to what you need and are able to deliver the solution to meet the individual problems you may have, be it the need for sharper vision, dry eye, scarring of the cornea, or the need for multifocal contact lenses. We deliver personal solutions to personal problems. Each cornea has a unique “fingerprint” and we have the ability to design and solve special problems of how someone sees or how they appear to others.
Specialty Contact Lense Solutions
There are solutions and customized lenses for people who have
- a miss-shapen eye because of a congenital (birth) defect or an eye injury. A customized contact lens can be made to match the “good” eye so that they both look the same.
- problems seeing after LASIK.
- a color vision deficiency and want to be able to see color.
- extreme sensitivity to light (photophobia).
- Keratoconus.
- Aniridia
Significant Expertise in Specialty Contact Lenses
Family Eye Care has significant expertise in the use and fitting of a wide range of specialty contact lenses. This includes Orthokeratology for children and adults. Dr. Moshe Roth and Dr. Steffani Tiomno Viveros also make use of scleral lenses to treat a wide range of vision conditions. Our team of doctors are Board Certified Optometric Physicians with over 25 years of experience treating children and adults.
Orthokeratology for Adults and Children
Dr. Moshe Roth and Dr. Steffani Tiomno Viveros prescribe Orthokeratology, a Non-Surgical vision correction method for:
- Children who are rapidly becoming more nearsighted.
- Adults who want to see more clearly without the risk of LASIK, to be free of daytime eyeglasses or contact lenses.
Special and Hard-to-Fit Contact Lenses
Dr. Moshe Roth and Dr. Steffani Tiomno Viveros prescribe special lenses to solve:
- Complications after LASIK or after having a corneal transplant.
- Keratoconus and other diseases and injuries of the cornea.
- Extreme dry eye.
- Extreme sensitivity to light.
Vision Correction for Adults
Adults who need vision correction for distance and near can be helped with multifocal contact lenses or multifocal orthokeratology.
What Makes Family Eye Care Unique
Scleral Lens Fittings With A Keratoconus
Were you told you can't wear contact lenses? Scleral lenses are customized, hard lenses that are able to treat:
- Severe Dry Eyes
- Keratoconus
- Post Cornea Transplants
- Patients with Cornea Scarring
For a contact lens consult, visit Family Eye Care, your local eye doctor in Old Bridge, New Jersey
Treatment After A Cornea Transplant
Corneal Transplants, whether a partial or full transplant, require a highly intricate and delicate procedure. While the surgeon may solve major eye problems through a corneal transplant, many patients still face visual difficulty.
Common symptoms of an unhealthy, diseased cornea can include:
- Haloes & floaters
- Dizziness
- Sensitivity to glare
Discover how specialty contact lenses can restore your vision, today.
25 Years of Experience Treating Children and Adults
Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that affects the cornea (the front of the eye). In the mildest form of Keratoconus, eyeglasses or soft contact lenses may help, but as the disease worsens, the cornea becomes thinner and more irregular in shape. The preferred treatment for moderate and advanced Keratoconus are scleral lenses.
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) improves vision for children and adults, without the need or the risks associated with LASIK surgery. Ortho-K helps children who are becoming more nearsighted and helps adults see better both at a distance and up close. Ortho-K is FDA approved. Dr. Moshe Roth and Dr. Steffani Tiomno Viveros are experts in helping people improve vision without surgery through Ortho-K.
Most people are happy with the vision that multifocal contact lenses provide. Some people however find that they are not seeing as clearly as they would like and may be bothered by glare at night or not being able to see small print.
Another solution for presbyopia may be a monovision or modified monovision fitting of single vision contact lenses.
The Leader in Specialty Contact Lens Technology in Old Bridge, New Jersey as well as serving areas, such as East Brunswick, Woodbridge, and Edison.
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