High Power / Astigmatism
Toric lenses and custom options can improve clarity for cylindrical power (astigmatism).
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Shri Ganesh Vinayak Eye Hospital (SGVEH) offers expert contact lens evaluation and fitting in Raipur, including specialty lenses for keratoconus, high astigmatism, dry eye, post-surgery vision needs, and comfort-focused daily wear options. Patients visit SGVEH from across Chhattisgarh and Central India, including Korba, Champa, Jagdalpur, Dhamtari and nearby Odisha.
Contact lenses can improve vision and lifestyle comfort—especially when spectacles are not enough (high power, astigmatism or keratoconus). A proper fitting checks cornea shape, tear film and lens movement to keep eyes safe and comfortable.
Never buy lenses only by “power”. Correct fitting and hygiene training are essential to prevent infection and dryness.
Toric lenses and custom options can improve clarity for cylindrical power (astigmatism).
Specialty lenses like RGP or scleral can provide better vision when glasses are not enough.
Convenient vision without frame slip or fogging, with correct safety guidance.
Some patients may need specialty lenses after cornea procedures or other surgeries, based on doctor advice.
Comfort-focused lenses for common spectacle powers. Suitable for many patients with proper hygiene and follow-ups.
Toric lenses are designed for cylindrical power. Correct fitting prevents rotation and keeps vision stable.
Designed for distance and near vision needs. Best results depend on measurements and adaptation.
Sharper optics for irregular cornea and keratoconus. Requires proper trial fitting and training.
Large-diameter lenses that vault over the cornea and improve comfort in selected keratoconus/irregular cornea cases.
Always wash and dry hands before touching lenses.
Never reuse solution or rinse lenses with water.
Sleeping in lenses increases infection risk unless specifically advised.
If pain, redness or blurred vision occurs—remove lenses and consult urgently.
Yes—when properly fitted and used with correct hygiene. Most lens-related problems happen due to poor cleaning, overwear or sleeping with lenses.
Many keratoconus patients benefit from specialty lenses such as RGP or scleral lenses. The best option depends on cornea shape, comfort and vision needs.
Some patients can wear lenses with dry eyes using specific lens materials, limited wear-time and lubrication. Evaluation is important before deciding.
Follow-up schedule depends on lens type and eye condition. Regular checks help maintain comfort and prevent complications.