CPT 92310 · 30–45 min
Contact Lens Fittings
A glasses prescription doesn't translate directly into contacts. A contact lens sits on the eye, so we measure the curvature of your cornea, check your tear film, and trial lenses on the eye before writing a final prescription.
We fit everything from daily disposables to toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals for reading, and scleral lenses for irregular corneas and severe dry eye.
What to expect
Corneal mapping
Topography measures the shape of your cornea to choose the right lens diameter and curve.
Trial lenses
You try a lens in the office while we check its fit, movement, and your vision.
Insertion & care training
New wearers practice insertion and removal with our staff before going home.
Follow-up
A short follow-up confirms comfort and vision before we finalize your prescription.
Who it's for
- First-time contact lens wearers
- Current wearers with discomfort or blurry vision
- Patients with astigmatism or presbyopia
- Keratoconus and post-surgical corneas
