“I see colors in a new way,” says Professor Soheil B.

The CSUN Geography professor was diagnosed with Keratoconus in 2015. He wore glasses, but he said they helped very little, which is no surprise when talking about Keratoconus. He could see 20/40 with glasses, but he had trouble seeing at work, using a computer, and driving at night due to the glare of High Order Aberrations that often accompany Keratoconus. He offered his comments on this video soon after he began wearing his new BostonSight Scleral Lenses, designed by Dr. Barry Leonard, Director of the California Keratoconus Center.

If you have been diagnosed with Keratoconus and would like to finally see clearly, visit the California Keratoconus Center, where we focus on non-surgical Keratoconus treatment. “State of the Art” doesn’t begin to describe the technology at the CKC. The technology developers often ask Dr. Leonard to teach other Optometrists the art of Keratoconus treatment. Got KC? Make an appointment today by visiting www.CaliforniaKeratoconusCenter.com or calling 818-891-6711.