Discover the long-term support and follow-up care for Contact Lenses. Learn how to maintain ocular health and why Liv Hospital is the best choice for your eyes.
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Post-Surgery Care
Long-term success with Contact Lenses requires a commitment to annual follow-up appointments. Your eyes can change over time, and your lens prescription may need adjustment even if you think you are seeing well. During these visits, the specialist at Liv Hospital evaluates the long-term impact of lens wear on your corneal health. They check for early signs of oxygen deprivation or allergic reactions to solutions, ensuring you can continue wearing lenses safely for many years.
Regular support involves monitoring for “silent” complications. Some issues, like corneal thinning or microscopic changes in the eyelid tissue, do not cause pain in the early stages. By using high-magnification diagnostics, the specialist can catch these issues before they become permanent. If your eye health changes, the doctor may transition you to a different lens material or replacement schedule to provide better support for your ocular surface.
As you age, your visual needs will naturally evolve. Many patients who have worn Contact Lenses for nearsightedness for years eventually develop presbyopia (the need for reading help). The support team at Liv Hospital helps you navigate these changes by introducing multifocal lenses or monovision options. We ensure that your transition into these more complex lens designs is smooth and that your vision remains sharp at all distances.
We understand that starting with Contact Lenses can be intimidating. Our support staff is available to provide additional insertion and removal training if you struggle during the first few weeks at home. We also provide guidance on managing initial “lens awareness,” which is the sensation of feeling the lens on your eye. Most of the time, this sensation disappears within a week as your eyes adapt, and our team is here to reassure you during this period.
For many Contact Lenses wearers, allergy season can be a challenge. Pollen and dust can stick to the lenses, causing itching and redness. Our support includes providing strategies to manage these periods. This may include switching to daily disposable lenses during high-pollen months or using specific allergy drops that are safe to use with your lens material. We help you stay comfortable so you don’t have to give up your lenses during the spring or fall.
The field of Contact Lenses is constantly advancing. New materials and designs are released every year that offer better breathability and moisture retention. Our commitment to support means we stay at the forefront of these developments. If a new product becomes available that would be better for your specific eye condition, we will discuss these options during your follow-up visits. We ensure you always have access to the best technology available.
If you experience sudden pain, severe redness, or a significant drop in vision while wearing Contact Lenses, you need immediate support. You should remove your lenses and contact Liv Hospital right away. These symptoms can be signs of a corneal ulcer or infection that requires prompt medical treatment. Having a dedicated eye care team ensures that you have a place to go for urgent care, protecting your sight from permanent damage.
When considering the cost of Contact Lenses, it is important to look at the long-term value. While the global price for a year’s supply can range from $200 to $700 depending on the type (multifocal and toric lenses being on the higher end), this investment covers your daily comfort and visual clarity. Choosing high-quality lenses and professional care at a specialized hospital prevents the much higher costs associated with treating eye infections or permanent vision loss caused by improper lens use.
Liv Hospital is a leader in advanced ophthalmology and Contact Lenses fitting. We provide a level of care that goes beyond a standard retail environment.
We encourage you to reach out to our team to experience the highest standard of ocular health management.
Choosing Contact Lenses is a major step toward visual freedom, and we are here to walk that path with you. From your initial evaluation to your long-term follow-up care, your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. If you are ready to explore the benefits of lenses or if you are an existing wearer looking for better support, please reach out to Liv Hospital. Our staff is ready to help you see the world more clearly and comfortably.
Send us all your questions or requests, and our expert team will assist you.
Use preservative-free rewetting drops approved for lenses; if the dryness is chronic, your specialist may need to change your lens material.
Key warning signs include persistent redness, pain, light sensitivity, and discharge; if you have these, remove your lenses and call us.
We offer advanced medical diagnostics and specialized care for complex cases that retail stores are often not equipped to handle.
No, a current prescription is required by law in most countries, as lenses are medical devices that must be monitored by a doctor.
No, your eyes do not become dependent on them, but you will naturally get used to the clear vision they provide compared to not wearing them.
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