Your
contact lens specialist
in Mount Airy, MD
Mt. Airy Medical Eye Center provides treatment for various eye conditions from post corneal transplants to keratoconus as well as myopia control for well over a decade. We’ve combined excellence, knowledge, personal care, and commitment to become a leader in specialty contact lenses, including:
Utilizing advanced diagnostic tools to compile digital records of your eye shape, structure, and unique qualities, our keratoconus eye doctor will create a custom vision solution for you. With a wide variety of options to choose from, your vision can be significantly improved!
What Makes Mt. Airy Medical Eye Center Unique
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Wave contact lens system is a highly advanced and sophisticated contact lens software platform that is meant for designing and fitting gas permeable contact lenses. Corneal gas permeable contact lenses, orthokeratology gas permeable contact lenses and scleral contact lenses can all be designed by using The Wave Technology. Dr. Schwartz can design and fit contact lenses for any (almost) eye and with any prescription!
Read more about the Wave Contact Lens System!
Were you told you can't wear contact lenses? Scleral lenses are customized, hard lenses that are able to treat:
- Severe Dry Eyes
- Keratoconus
- Post Cornea Transplants
- Patients with Cornea Scarring
For a contact lens specialist, visit Mt. Airy Medical Eye Center, your local expert in Mt. Airy.
According to the latest eye health research, myopia or nearsightedness is a major cause of cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. Controlling nearsightedness (using Orthokeratology or other methods) in children has proven to effectively slow or stop the progression of worsening vision as well as help children excel in school and extracurricular activities.
Want to learn more about Myopia Management? Speak to one of our staff at Mt. Airy Medical Eye Center in Mt. Airy.
Hybrid lenses are great for those seeking to correct myopia (nearsightedness) or hyperopia (farsightedness) and may be particularly beneficial for patients with specific types of visual impairments, such as:
- Keratoconus
- Irregular or high Astigmatism
- Those uncomfortable with toric or multifocal contact lenses
- Post-corneal transplants
If you’re interested in learning more about hybrid lenses, contact Mt. Airy Medical Eye Center today!
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