Blurry vision, dry eyes, or discomfort with regular lenses? Scleral lenses could be the breakthrough your eyes have been waiting for. These custom-fit lenses rest on the white part of your eye and create a smooth, clear surface for sharp vision.
Unlike regular contacts, they hold a layer of soothing moisture between your eye and the lens, making them ideal for people with irregular corneas, post-surgery sensitivity, or chronic dryness. Our expert fitting process uses advanced mapping tools to design lenses tailored to your unique eye shape, so you can finally see clearly and comfortably, all day long.
Living with blurred vision, dry eyes, or constant discomfort from regular lenses can wear you down. Many people walk through our doors after trying different brands, prescriptions, and treatments without relief. Michigan Contact Lens focuses entirely on custom solutions for hard-to-fit eyes. From advanced eye mapping to personalized consultations, every part of the process is built around you. Whether you struggle with keratoconus, corneal scarring, or dryness that makes daily wear impossible, we design lenses to bring back clarity and comfort.
Our team combines years of specialty fitting experience with the latest technology to build lenses that match your eye shape exactly. The result is stable vision, lasting hydration, and lenses you can rely on.
When regular glasses or contacts still leave your vision unclear or your eyes irritated, scleral lenses offer a dependable solution. They are designed for eyes that need extra support, comfort, and protection.
Post corneal transplant patients benefit from scleral lenses because they protect the healing surface and improve vision after surgery. Learn more about scleral lenses after corneal transplant.
Pellucid marginal degeneration causes thinning near the edge of the cornea, resulting in distorted vision. Scleral lenses create a stable surface for clearer sight. Learn more about scleral lenses for pellucid marginal degeneration.
Irregular astigmatism makes focusing difficult and leads to fluctuating vision. Scleral lenses correct irregularities and provide lasting clarity. Read about scleral lenses for irregular astigmatism.
Corneal ectasia weakens the cornea and blurs vision after LASIK or other surgeries. Scleral lenses help reshape the surface and restore vision. Explore scleral lenses for corneal ectasia.
Post LASIK ectasia occurs when the cornea thins after surgery. Scleral lenses offer support, stability, and clearer vision. Learn more about scleral lenses for post LASIK ectasia.
If you relate to any of these conditions, your eyes may benefit from custom scleral lens fittings. Let the team at Michigan Contact Lens guide you toward a solution built around your vision and comfort needs.
Scleral lenses are designed to vault over the cornea and rest gently on the white part of the eye. This space between the lens and the eye holds a fluid layer that stays in place all day. That cushion not only protects sensitive corneal tissue but also delivers consistent moisture, making these lenses ideal for people with dry eye, corneal irregularities, or past eye surgery.
Each lens is made using advanced measurements to match the natural shape of your eye. This ensures a stable, personalized fit that supports comfort and clear vision.
If you already use scleral lenses, keeping up with your care routine protects your eye health and ensures clear, steady vision. Simple steps like cleaning, proper storage, and follow-ups make a big difference over time.
Should you notice changes in comfort or clarity, our specialized lens care team is ready to support your long-term success with expert attention and personalized solutions.
A little extra care goes a long way in keeping your scleral lenses safe and your eyes comfortable. Stick to a simple daily routine to get the best out of your lenses.
Always wash your hands before handling your lenses and use only the cleaning solution recommended specifically for scleral lenses. Tap water, multi-purpose solutions, or shortcuts may seem harmless, but can lead to serious eye infections or damage over time.
When not in use, place your lenses in a clean case filled with fresh disinfecting solution. Reusing yesterday’s solution or storing it dry can compromise their safety and your eye health. A clean storage environment ensures they are ready for safe wear every day.
Scleral lenses are sturdy, but they are not invincible. Be gentle during insertion and removal. Avoid pinching or pressing too hard. Whether you use your fingers or a plunger, follow the technique your eye doctor showed you to avoid damaging the lens or irritating your eye.
Your lenses are designed to last for a specific period, not forever. Even if they feel fine, wearing them past the recommended schedule can affect your vision and eye health. Stick to the timeline provided during your fitting for best results and long-term comfort.
Small changes in fit or vision may not always be noticeable right away, which is why follow-up visits are essential. Your provider can detect early signs of dryness, irritation, or wear and make timely adjustments that protect your eyes and improve your comfort.
Choosing the right lens is not just about seeing better, it is about feeling better, too. Our scleral lenses are built for comfort, clarity, and long-term results that standard options often fail to deliver.
If you are exploring options for hard-to-fit eyes or want a solution that brings both comfort and clarity, scleral contact lenses may be the answer. Let our expert team help you discover the right fit for your eyes and your lifestyle.
No, they may look big, but most people find them very comfortable once they get used to them. Their large size helps them stay in place and feel stable throughout the day.
Many patients wear them for 12 to 16 hours daily. But it is important to follow your eye doctor's advice, especially when you are just starting.
Not at all when they are fitted right. They are often more comfortable than regular contacts, especially if your eyes are dry or sensitive.
Use only the cleaning solution your doctor recommends. Wash your hands, clean the lenses after each wear, and store them in a clean case with fresh solution.
They can greatly improve your vision, especially if glasses or soft lenses do not work well for your condition. But they are not a cure — they are a tool for clear, stable sight.
Yes, as long as they are properly fitted and cared for. Many children and seniors wear them comfortably with guidance from their eye doctor.
Coverage depends on your plan and why you need it. If they are medically necessary, some insurance may help. Our team can guide you through this during your visit.
