Contact Lenses for Your Rowville Life
Are you considering contact lenses for a more active lifestyle or simply looking for an alternative to glasses? At Rowville Eyecare, we offer a comprehensive range of contacts tailored to meet the diverse needs of our patients. Whether you're a first-time user or looking to switch types or brands, our optometrist and team are here to guide you through the process.
Find Your Perfect Contact Lenses with Rowville Eyecare
When it comes to contact lenses, proper fitting is crucial for comfort and effective vision correction. We provide detailed fittings to ensure your contact lenses offer the best possible vision, fit, and comfort.
The first step involves a comprehensive assessment of your candidacy for wearing contact lenses. We assess various factors, such as the curvature of your cornea, the moisture level of your eyes, and your overall lifestyle and vision needs.
Contact Fittings and Trials
Nestled in the heart of Rowville, Victoria, we're dedicated to bringing you quality eye care through our advanced technological suite. Our commitment to your family's eye health drives us to stay at the forefront of optometric innovations, ensuring you receive not just care but care powered by the latest advancements in the field.
From myopia management strategies that protect your children's future vision to addressing dry eye discomfort and offering comprehensive eye exams that leave no stone unturned, we’re here to safeguard the family's visual well-being. Trust us to blend our unique skillset with a friendly touch, developing lasting relationships while guiding you toward better eye health.
Continued Lens Care
Following the trial, we schedule a follow-up appointment to evaluate your experience and make any necessary adjustments to the lens prescription or fit. This is crucial for addressing any issues you may have and confirming that the lenses provide the desired vision correction and comfort. We also take this opportunity to educate you on proper lens care and maintenance.
Feel the Difference with Our Contacts
Daily Fresh Contact Lenses
Daily disposable contact lenses are for one-time use, meaning you wear a fresh pair every day and dispose of them at night, eliminating the need for cleaning and storage. This minimises the risk of eye infections associated with improper lens care and provides daily comfort and clear vision. Daily disposables benefit allergy sufferers, those with busy lifestyles, and those who travel frequently or prioritise convenience and eye health.
Bi-Weekly and Monthly Contact Lenses
Bi-weekly and monthly contacts are popular choices for those seeking a balance between the convenience of disposables and the cost-effectiveness of longer-wear options. Replace biweekly lenses every two weeks, while you can wear monthly lenses for up to a month. Both require regular cleaning and proper storage. These lenses are made from materials that allow more oxygen to pass through, promoting eye health and comfort over extended periods.
Multifocal and Bifocal Contact Lenses
Multifocal and bifocal contact lenses address presbyopia, which typically begins in middle age and involves difficulty focusing on close objects. Multifocal lenses offer multiple lens powers within a single lens to provide clear vision at all distances — near, intermediate, and far. On the other hand, bifocal lenses contain two distinct lens powers, one for viewing objects at a distance and another for seeing objects up close. Both lenses are ideal for individuals who want to avoid needing multiple pairs of glasses.
Contact Lens for Unique Vision Needs
Standard contact lenses may not suit everyone, especially those with conditions like keratoconus, irregular corneas, or high astigmatism. We offer a variety of special lenses, including:
- Scleral Lenses: These large-diameter lenses vault over the cornea and rest on the white part of the eye (sclera).
- Hybrid Lenses: Combines a rigid gas-permeable (RGP) centre with a soft peripheral skirt.
- Custom Toric Lenses: These lenses have different powers in various meridians of the lens to provide precise vision correction and stability.
- Piggyback Lenses: This involves wearing a soft contact lens underneath an RGP lens.
