Fitting and determining contact lenses is an ophthalmological treatment that involves the precise selection of appropriate contact lenses that will best suit your vision and comfort. This procedure is crucial for achieving optimal vision and comfort while wearing lenses.

Vision acuity test: The ophthalmologist will first check your vision using standard tests to determine your prescription and any other specific vision needs. Measuring corneal curvature: Using specialized instruments, the ophthalmologist will precisely measure the curvature of your cornea. These measurements are crucial for selecting lenses that will fit correctly on the surface of your eye. Tear assessment: The ophthalmologist will check the quality and quantity of your tears to determine if your eyes are sufficiently moist for wearing contact lenses. This step is important for your comfort and eye health. Choosing contact lenses: Based on the results, the ophthalmologist will recommend lenses that best meet your needs—whether they are daily, monthly, toric (for astigmatism), or multifocal lenses. Lens trial: After determining the appropriate lenses, you will try them on to ensure they fit well in terms of size, comfort, and providing clear vision. The ophthalmologist will teach you how to properly insert, remove, and care for the lenses. Follow-up exam: After wearing the lenses for a few days, you will schedule a follow-up exam to check if the lenses fit properly and are comfortable for everyday use.

Fitting and determining contact lenses is a thorough and personalized procedure that ensures you receive lenses perfectly suited to your eyes and lifestyle. Properly chosen lenses enhance your vision, provide comfort, and maintain the health of your eyes.