If you find yourself squinting throughout the day in order to see better, it may be a sign you need glasses. Is continuous squinting bad for your eyes? See how you can correct your vision without squinting.
Do you need assistance with vision correction? Our knowledgeable optometrists Mital Patel, OD, Mark Machen, OD, and Ashley Swalla, OD, at Classic Vision Care in Kennesaw and Marietta, Georgia, look forward to helping you see the world more clearly via glasses or contact lenses. Decide whether contact lenses might be the perfect solution to correct your vision.
Perhaps you want people to see your beautiful peepers. Or you’re looking for something easier to wear while playing sports, exercising, or jogging. Maybe you keep breaking or misplacing your glasses. Whatever the reason, let us help.
Contact lenses provide superior vision to glasses for several reasons. Contacts:
Dr. Patel and our team help you choose the perfect lenses.
We’ll address your concerns about making the leap from glasses to contacts, that may include:
Have no fear. Disinfecting your contacts is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Dr. Patel suggests patients with dry eyes occasionally use lubricating eye drops. We also recommend preservative-free cleaning solutions for those with allergies.
Dr. Patel and her team ensure you find the best fitting lenses for your eyes. Once you get used to wearing them, you shouldn’t notice them at all. If you suffer from dry eyes, we suggest trying thinner lenses that allow more oxygen through.
Our eyelids contain a moist lining known as the conjunctiva, which makes it impossible for a lens to become embedded behind your eye.
Lenses may, in fact, cost even less than a premium pair of eyeglasses.
The short answer is nearly everyone. These include people with such vision issues as:
We even offer bifocal lenses with two prescriptions in one lens.
Although the majority of our patients can wear contacts, some would be better off sticking with eyeglasses to correct their vision. This includes those sporting:
Once we judge your eyes suitable for contacts, we’ll offer simple instructions for cleaning and storage to help you avoid infections and other eye injuries.
Once you decide contacts are the way to go, we’ll help you choose the best type:
Dr. Patel and our team help you choose your ideal contact lenses from a variety of options, including tinted, bifocal, trifocal types, and UV protection. Simply call us or book an appointment online with Classic Vision Care today.
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