These lenses can boost a patient’s confidence and self-esteem. At Manhattan Vision Associates, we use a variety of techniques, ranging from translucent tinting to unique hand-painting, to make lenses that closely resemble the appearance, shape, size, color, and patterning of your natural eyes. Prosthetic and aesthetic soft lenses are designed to look as natural as possible. When they are fitted with the correct prosthetic lenses, their scars, disfigurements or congenital deformities can appear considerably less obvious. Patients seeking soft prosthetic contact lenses are frequently interested in their cosmetic advantages. There are many benefits to wearing prosthetic contact lenses. A birth defect, a disease process or eye trauma are some of the reasons one eye may not appear the same as the other. A customized and detailed paint-job is required to match the other eye and make the prosthetic eye look as real as possible. The unique lens is designed to blend in with the other eye. Prosthetic contact lenses are special lenses that cover the cornea if the cornea has become opaque or cloudy. Many individuals with deformed or scarred eyes can benefit from custom-made prosthetic contact lenses. You may also need a personalized ocular prosthesis if your eye has been removed (enucleated). However, if the eye shape prevents the prosthetic contact lens from maintaining on-eye stability, you will be referred for a prosthetic scleral shell. In certain circumstances, disposable cosmetic contact lenses provide the desired results. By reducing glare and recreating a round pupil, the lenses can also help improve vision in circumstances where the pupil is irregularly shaped, whether owing to trauma, disease, or surgical error. Prosthetic contact lenses can greatly enhance the visual appearance of a damaged or disfigured eye, whether as a result of past trauma or a serious eye infection. Home » Eye Care Services » Scleral Contact Lenses » Corneal Disease and Scleral Lenses » Prosthetic Contact Lenses Prosthetic Contact Lenses
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