Contact Lenses in Alpharetta, GA
See Clearly and Comfortably with Modern Contact Lens Technology
At Atlanta Eye Care, Windward Eye Care, and Alpharetta Eye Clinic, we believe contact lenses should provide exceptional vision, outstanding comfort, and fit your unique lifestyle. Thanks to today’s advanced contact lens technology, most patients can successfully wear contacts—even those with astigmatism, dry eyes, bifocal needs, or irregular corneas.
Our experienced eye doctors provide personalized contact lens evaluations to help you find the best lens option for your vision needs, eye health, and daily activities. We move far beyond a “one-size-fits-all” approach, ensuring that every patient receives individualized care and attention.
Comprehensive Contact Lens Exams
A successful contact lens experience begins with a comprehensive eye examination. During your exam, our doctors evaluate:
- Your current vision prescription
- Corneal shape and measurements
- Tear quality and eye moisture
- Eye health and corneal condition
- Lifestyle and visual demands
Our advanced computerized diagnostic technology provides highly accurate measurements to help ensure optimal comfort, clarity, and lens performance.
Patients from Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Johns Creek, Cumming, and throughout North Atlanta trust us for expert contact lens care.
We Have Been Fitting Contact Lenses for Over 25 Years
They are called contact lenses for a good reason. They are in direct contact with your eyes. Therefore it takes a different type of eye exam than the one for glasses wearers. Our state of the art computerized examination equipment provides very exacting measurements to ensure you maximum comfort and vision.
Atlanta Eye Care will work with you to determine the best type based on your lifestyle and the shape and health of your eye. In most cases, you’ll be able to leave with lenses on the same day as your exam. We’ll teach you how to place the lenses in your eye as well as how to remove them. This is often the most intimidating part of trying contact lenses for the first time. Our staff is patient and knowledgeable to walk you through it all step by step.
Our large inventory of contact lenses is commonly prescribed for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, bifocal needs, color contacts, prosthetic contacts, and special eye effects for movies.
Disposable daily wear lenses
- Competitive Pricing
- Quick Delivery
- Bifocal lens designs
- Custom designs
A good contact lens fit starts with a thorough eye exam to ensure the most up-to-date prescription and rule out any pre-existing conditions that could interfere with contact lens wear or put you more at risk for complications due to wearing contact lenses. At your initial appointment, you will receive a contact lens evaluation designed especially for those who are switching to contacts. Unlike the annual routine eye exam we recommend for all patients, a contact lens exam focuses mainly on eye-health issues related to contacts. Once that evaluation is completed, the doctor will find a lens with exactly the right amount of curve, thickness and diameter for the patient’s particular vision needs.
Next will be your contact lens fitting of the lens to your eye. You will also receive detailed instructions on cleaning, storing, and handling of contacts.Complementary contact lens solutions, emergency spare-pair lenses, and 24-hour emergency service are offered to ensure your satisfaction with your contact lenses. We emphasize service and many other options to differentiate us from the basic mail order companies.
Complementary contact lens solutions, emergency spare pair lenses, and 24 hour emergency service are offered to ensure your satisfaction with your contact lenses. We emphasize service and many other options to differentiate us from the basic mail order companies.
Scleral Contact Lenses for Keratoconus, Irregular Corneas, and Dry Eyes
Scleral gas permeable (GP) contact lenses can help you see more clearly and comfortably if you cannot wear regular contact lenses due to irregular corneas, keratoconus, dry eyes, etc. The lenses are designed to form a new optically clear surface, vaulting over the irregular cornea, then resting on the sclera or white surface of the eye. Scleral GP lenses are extremely comfortable because the lid doesn’t touch the lens while blinking since the lens edge tucks underneath the lids. Most patients report that they can’t even feel the lenses!
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