Can contact lenses correct all vision problems?

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Contact lenses are super popular for clear vision without glasses but can they fix every eye issue?

Let’s find out.

What Contact Lenses Can Correct

Here’s what contact lenses do well:

Nearsightedness (Myopia)

  • You see close-up clearly, but far away looks blurry.

Farsightedness (Hyperopia)

  • You see far away fine, but close-up is fuzzy.

Astigmatism

  • Your eye is shaped more like a football than a basketball.

  • Special lenses called toric lenses can correct this.

Presbyopia (age-related reading problems)

  • Happens around age 40+ when reading gets harder.

  • Multifocal or bifocal contacts can help you see near and far.

What Contacts Might Not Fully Fix

Some vision problems are more complex:

Very high prescriptions

  • Some people with extreme vision issues may not get perfect corrections with contacts.

 Keratoconus

  • This condition makes the cornea thin and cone-shaped.

  • Special lenses like rigid gas permeable or scleral lenses may be needed.

Dry Eye

  • Contacts can make dry eyes worse.

  • Some people can't wear them comfortably at all.

So, Can Contacts Fix Everything?

Not always. But for most common vision problems, yes, they work very well.
For more complex issues, there are special lenses or other treatments available.

Not Sure Where to Start?

At Focus Vision Care, we take the time to understand your vision, lifestyle, and eye health. Our expert team will guide you in choosing the best contact lens for your unique eyes.

Professional Fittings
Full Range of Contact Lens Options
Ongoing Support & Aftercare

Located at 2260 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314
Call us at 718 448 1622
Book online at https://www.focusvisioncare.com/