Keratoconus Minute 4 – Keratoconus Contact Lenses

Keratoconus Minute 4 – Keratoconus Contact Lenses

Keratoconus is a progressive disease that affects the surface of the eye and causes blurry vision and other uncomfortable symptoms. In a previous “Keratoconus Minute,” Dr. Barry Leonard—one of the nation’s leading Keratoconus doctors—talked about the cutting-edge diagnostic equipment the California Keratoconus Center he founded uses to diagnose and treat its Keratoconus patients.

In this next part of the series, Dr. Leonard reveals the different types of custom Keratoconus contact lenses the practice creates with its advanced equipment—from hybrid lenses to scleral contact lenses that vault over the entire cornea. These custom lenses allow patients to finally see clearly.

Dr. Leonard knows exactly what it’s like to live with Keratoconus because he has it, too! This drives his passion and commitment to helping people with Keratoconus see clearly and live better.

Did you miss any of the previous Keratoconus Minute videos? Then be sure to find them here:
Keratoconus Minute 1: A Keratoconus Story
Keratoconus Minute 2: What is Keratoconus?
Keratoconus Minute 3: Keratoconus Treatments

The California Keratoconus Center has helped countless Keratoconus patients in California and across the country see finally clearly and comfortably. If you or someone you love has Keratoconus, we can help you, too.

And learn all you need to know about Keratoconus and Keratoconus Contact Lenses by downloading Dr. Leonard’s FREE eBook, Seeing Clearly with Keratoconus, a must-read for Keratoconus sufferers (and those who love them). Download your copy here: leonardbennettoptometry.com/ebook

Or, make an appointment now to see one of our specialists at the California Keratoconus Center. People fly in from all over the country to be treated at our practice, and we are conveniently located in suburban Los Angeles. Make your appointment here: drbleonard.com/kcappointment

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