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Contact Lens Clinic

Contact Lens Clinic at Karunya Eye Hospital

At KEH, our Contact Lens Clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to meet the diverse needs of all patients. We offer a comprehensive range of contact lenses designed for clarity, comfort, and convenience.

Basic and Specialty Lenses:
From Toric soft lenses for astigmatism to fully custom-made lenses tailored to your unique vision needs.
Cosmetic Contact Lenses:
Transform your appearance with our vibrant color lenses that let you change your eye color effortlessly.
Disposable Options:
Choose from daily, monthly, or yearly disposable lenses based on your lifestyle and comfort preferences.

Why Choose Contact Lenses?

Contact lenses are discreet, effective, and suitable for both cosmetic and therapeutic use. Whether for sports or daily wear, they offer exceptional clarity and freedom from frames.

Minimal Distortion

Experience fewer magnification effects and reduced peripheral and chromatic aberrations.

Enhanced Comfort

Better correction for keratoconus and irregular astigmatism, offering excellent visual acuity.

Aesthetic Appeal

Maintain a natural look without the distraction of eyeglass frames.

Safety for Athletes

Perfect for active individuals who want clear vision without the risk of broken glasses.

Indications for Contact Lens Use

Contact lenses are used in a variety of medical, therapeutic, and cosmetic contexts. Below are the key indications categorized by purpose.

Optical Conditions

• Myopia
• Hyperopia
• Astigmatism
• Presbyopia
• Aphakia
• Post-keratoplasty
• Keratoconus

Orthoptic Uses

• Aniseikonia
• Anisometropia
• Amblyopia (occlusion)

Special Considerations

• Albinism
• Aniridia
• Nystagmus
• Coloboma
• Symblepharon

Therapeutic Icon

Therapeutic Applications

• Bullous keratopathy
• Corneal ulcers

Prosthetic Needs

• Pthisical eye
• Corneal opacity
• Leukoma
• Corneal scars

Surgical Protection

• Post-operative corneal Hospital

Contraindications for Contact Lens Use

While contact lenses are safe for many, certain conditions may make their use inappropriate or uncomfortable.

Dry Eyes and Lid Conditions

Dry Eyes or Lid Conditions

Conditions such as active blepharitis, styes, chalazia, or entropion may prevent safe lens wear.

Eye Infections

Eye Infections

Avoid lenses during active infections such as conjunctivitis, corneal abrasions, or uveitis.

Systemic Conditions

Systemic & Environmental Factors

Allergies, uncontrolled diabetes, pregnancy, and pterygium are relative contraindications for lens use.

Types of Contact Lenses Available

Discover the variety of contact lenses designed to meet different needs and preferences.

Soft Contact Lenses

Soft Contact Lenses

Flexible, comfortable, and available in daily, monthly, and yearly disposables.

Toric Soft Contact Lenses

Toric Soft Contact Lenses

Designed for astigmatism, providing clear and stable vision.

Cosmetic Lenses

Cosmetic Lenses

Enhance your appearance with vibrant color lenses to change your eye color.

Bandage Lenses

Bandage Lenses

Support and protect the eyes during the healing process.

Prosthetic Lenses

Prosthetic Lenses

Improve the appearance of disfigured or damaged eyes.

X-Chrome Lenses

X-Chrome Lenses

Designed to address color vision deficiencies and enhance color perception.

Caring for Your Contact Lenses and Eyes

Proper Hospital is essential for maintaining your contact lenses and eye health.

Wash Your Hands

Wash Hands

Always wash and rinse your hands thoroughly before handling lenses.

Dry Your Hands

Dry Your Hands

Dry your hands with a clean towel to avoid contamination.

Keep Nails Short

Keep Nails Short

Short nails prevent injury while handling your lenses.

Apply Makeup After Insertion

Apply Makeup After Insertion

Avoid applying makeup before inserting your lenses.

Clean Lenses

Clean Lenses

Clean your lenses before insertion and after removal.

Replace Contact Lens Solution

Replace Solution

Replace the contact lens solution daily to maintain cleanliness.