PROSTHETIC COLOR CONTACTS
Prosthetic contact lenses may appear to be a novel idea. Patients with persistent eye loss often have visually unappealing or bothersome cornea. These patients may benefit from prosthetic or soft colored lenses for aesthetic, clinical, and psychiatric reasons. The dry eye specialty provides patients prosthetic or surgical lenses and illuminated contact lenses of visual effects and may get specially designed soft lens models.
Lenses can, however, help block glare and alleviate annoying eye problems, including light exposure and double vision.
A soft prosthetic lens is indeed a contact lens that covers the disfigurement by overlapping the retina. Various colored contact lens patterns may help conceal the underlying issue and adapt the eye color to a healthy eye.
The following factors can cause disfigured corneas:
- Defects that are present at birth
- Injuries or accidents (chemical burns etc.)
- Viruses and Infections
- Glaucoma is a disease that affects the eyes
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Sjogren’s syndrome is a form of Sjogren’s syndrome.
- Detachment of the retina
THE OPTIONS FOR CUSTOM CONTACT LENSES ARE LIMITLESS
Tints come in a wide range of colours and shades. In any diameter, a painted retina may be layered in various colors to make unique color blends.
The lenses can be made with a lighter colored and darker backing, translucent, tinted, either blackened eyes, and effects like limbal rings, as well as collarettes, can indeed be applied, giving you unlimited beauty options.
The lens can also be customized in terms of scale, form, and prescription. If you’re considering wearing coloured contact lenses, your eye doctor will recommend the best options based on specific eye colour, vision level, and ideal look.
