What are the Risks of Wearing Contact Lenses?
Lenses that are not properly cleaned and disinfected increase the risk of infection of the eye. Lenses that are old or not properly fitted may scratch the eye, or induce blood vessels to grow into the cornea. Because a lens can warp over time, and the cornea can change shape, the fit of the contact lens and the power should be re-evaluated on a regular basis. Your return visits will be scheduled depending on the condition of your eyes and visual needs. Any eyedrops can interact with all types of contact lenses. It is best to avoid the use of eyedrops while the lenses are worn, except for wetting drops recommended by your eye doctor. What is the Proper Care of Contact Lenses? Any lens that is removed from the eye needs to be cleaned and disinfected before it is reinserted. Dr. Cano & Dr. Manning along with our techs will discuss the best type of cleansing system for you, depending on type of lens you use, any allergies you might have, and whether or not your eye tends to form protein de
