In eyes with keratoconus, no contact lens — whether soft, gas permeable or scleral — can arrest progression of the underlying ...

The most common eye infection associated with contact lenses is keratitis, which the Mayo Clinic describes as an inflammation ...

in which contact lenses reduce the transmission of the oxygen that the cornea receives from the eye surface, is known as hypoxia. It can lead to swelling of the cornea. So, it increases blood ...

Immediately postoperatively, corneal graft displacement and peripheral corneal edema which remained stable during the first postoperative month were evident on slit lamp examination. Three months ...

The number one reason we see halos is patients have corrective lenses ... contacts and see if with that adjustment will typically will reduce the risk of having those issues with halos and corneal ...

Maureen Larrazabal shared that she went blind for two years after she slept with her contact lenses in, which caused her to cut open her cornea. Her cornea then ... redness, and swelling. Maureen ...