Healthy Eyes
Clear Vision. Personalized Care
A Full Check-up
For Clear, Healthy Vision
Comprehensive Eye Exams
Comprehensive eye exam is more than just checking if you need glasses. It’s a full health check-up for your eyes. During the visit, your optometrist will.
- Check your vision with charts and lenses to find your best prescription.
- Examine eye health looking for conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, or signs of diabetes/high blood pressure.
- Test focusing, eye teaming, and movement skills to see how well your eyes work together.
Contact Lens Exams
A contact lens exam is done in addition to your regular eye exam if you want to wear contacts. It includes:
- Measuring the shape and size of your eyes to find the right lens fit.
- Assessing tear film and eye surface health to see if contacts are safe and comfortable for you.
- Selecting a contact lens type (daily, monthly, soft, rigid, etc.) based on your lifestyle and prescription.
- Trial lenses and fitting check to make sure they sit properly on your eyes and provide clear vision.
- Training on how to insert, remove, and care for the lenses.
- This ensures contacts fit well, give you clear vision, and keep your eyes healthy.
MiSight Myopia Control
MiSight® lenses use a dual-focus optical design, which allows the child to see clearly while also signaling the eye to slow its growth. The lens has alternating rings of correction and treatment zones.
Sclerals
Scleral lenses are large, custom-designed gas-permeable contact lenses that vault over the entire corneal surface and rest on the white part of the eye, called the sclera—hence the name scleral lenses.
Dry Eye Treatment
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution—treatment depends on the severity of your condition and your unique needs.
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What Are Scleral Lenses?
Scleral lenses are large, custom-designed gas-permeable contact lenses that vault over the entire corneal surface and rest on the white part of the eye, called the sclera—hence the name scleral lenses.
Unlike regular contact lenses that sit directly on the cornea, scleral lenses create a smooth optical surface over the irregular or damaged cornea and hold a reservoir of fluid between the lens and the eye. This unique design provides clear, stable vision and continuous hydration throughout the day.
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Who Can Benefit From Scleral Lenses
Scleral lenses are an excellent option for people who.
- Have irregular corneas, such as those with keratoconus, post-surgical corneas, or corneal scarring.
- Struggle with severe dry eye disease or ocular surface disease
- Cannot achieve good vision or comfort with standard soft or rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses.
- Experience chronic discomfort with other types of contact lenses.
- Have high astigmatism or prescriptions outside the normal range.
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Benefits of Scleral Lenses
Improved Vision
Clarity
Even with complex corneal conditions.
Increased Comfort
As the lens vaults over sensitive corneal tissue
Hydration of The
Eye
All day long, relieving dry eye symptoms.
Stability on The
Eye
Making them less likely to dislodge during blinking or movement
Customization
For your unique eye shape and condition
How It Works
The Fitting Process
Fitting scleral lenses requires specialized equipment, training, and expertise. Dr. Cindy Joseph uses advanced diagnostic tools and careful measurements to design lenses that perfectly match the contours of your eyes. The process typically involves.
- A comprehensive eye exam and corneal imaging
- Trial lens fitting to assess the initial comfort and vision.
- Custom lens design and ordering.
- Follow-up visits to fine-tune the fit and ensure optimal comfort and performance.
Are Scleral Lenses Right for You?
If you’ve struggled with vision correction in the past or have been told you’re not a candidate for regular contact lenses, scleral lenses may be the solution you’ve been looking for. Dr. Cindy Joseph has extensive experience in fitting scleral lenses for a wide range of conditions and is here to guide you through every step of the process.
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How Do MiSight Lenses Work?
MiSight® lenses use a dual-focus optical design, which allows the child to see clearly while also signaling the eye to slow its growth. The lens has alternating rings of correction and treatment zones. These zones help.
- Correct the child’s vision so they can see clearly throughout the day.
- Simultaneously reduce the stimulus that causes the eye to elongate, which is the main factor in myopia progression
This means your child can experience clear vision and reduced risk of future vision complications—all in a simple, daily disposable contact lens.
Why Is Myopia Control Important?
Myopia isn’t just about needing stronger glasses every year. As the eye grows longer, the risk of serious, long-term eye health issues increases, including:
Retinal Detachment
The retina becomes thinner and more fragile, increasing the risk of tears or detachment that can lead to vision loss.
Glaucoma
High myopia raises the likelihood of glaucoma, a condition where increased eye pressure damages the optic nerve.
Cataracts
Children with progressing myopia are more likely to develop cataracts earlier in life.
Myopic Maculopathy
Excessive eye elongation can damage the macula — the part of the eye responsible for sharp, central vision.
Slowing the progression of myopia during childhood can greatly reduce these risks and help protect your child’s vision for life.
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Benefits of MiSight Lenses
- FDA-Approved – and clinically proven to slow myopia progression
- Daily disposable – for easy, hygienic use—no cleaning or storage required
- Comfortable & child-friendly – design
- Allows your child to enjoy everyday activities, including sports and schoolwork, with clear vision.
- Backed by over a decade of research and real-world success.
Is My Child a Candidate for MiSight ?
MiSight® is ideal for children.
- Between the ages of 8–12 (at the start of treatment)
- Diagnosed with progressive myopia.
- Interested in contact lenses as an alternative to glasses.
- Whose parents want to actively manage their child’s long-term eye health.
Dr. Cindy Joseph offers personalized myopia control programs and will evaluate your child’s needs to determine if MiSight® lenses are the right fit..
Early Intervention Matters. If your child’s nearsightedness keeps increasing year after year, MiSight® lenses may be the proactive solution to help slow it down—and protect their vision for years to come.
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Dry Eyes
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution—treatment depends on the severity of your condition and your unique needs. Some options include.
- Topical Prescription Drops: These reduce inflammation, improve tear quality, and support your eye’s natural ability to stay moist.
- Collagen punctal plugs: These are tiny, dissolvable plugs placed in your tear ducts (where tears normally drain away). By blocking the drainage temporarily, tears stay on your eye longer, providing relief. Collagen plugs dissolve naturally after a few days to weeks, so they’re often used as a “trial run” before considering longer-lasting plugs.
- Amniotic Membranes: For more advanced or stubborn cases, a thin layer of amniotic tissue can be placed on the eye. This special membrane has natural healing properties—it reduces inflammation, promotes tissue repair, and helps restore the eye’s surface. It’s typically used when the cornea (the clear front surface of the eye) needs extra support to heal
The Goal
The right treatment plan can improve comfort, protect the health of your eyes, and make everyday activities easier. With ongoing care, most patients experience lasting relief from dry eye symptoms.