Contact Lenses & Glasses

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Empowering Your Vision with Our Vision Solutions

Contact Lenses & Glasses

Empowering Your Vision with Our Vision Solutions

Resident Optometrists

Optometrists are fully trained to diagnose refractive problems such as near-sightedness, far-sightedness as well as astigmatism and can prescribe spectacles and contact lenses to treat vision problems. They are also trained to recognize diseases of the eye such as cataract and glaucoma as well as general health conditions like diabetes.

Our optometrists, have joined us in exciting times as we journey to a more cohesive and holistic approach in eye care within our industry. Both of them are qualified optometrists from University Kebangsaan Malaysia.

Both team members have been actively involved in the daily outpatient clinic of the centre, providing the essential services in their areas of expertise and are also vital members of the Refractive Service being responsible for the precise preoperative and postoperative vision assessments for Laser Vision Correction (LASIK).

Contact Lenses & Glasses services

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions: Clearing Up Common Queries

What is a contact lens?

A contact lens is a slim, curved lens that sits on the thin layer of tears covering the eye’s surface. Although the lens is transparent, it is often slightly tinted to enhance its visibility and ease of use. Currently, there are two main types of contact lenses: rigid ones and flexible ones. Soft lenses have become more popular in recent times, but there was a time when contact lenses were even made from blown glass.

What are glasses?

Glasses, also called eyeglasses or spectacles, are visual aids designed for vision correction. They consist of lenses, which can be either clear or tinted, that are held in place by a frame. The frame typically includes a bridge over the nose and hinged arms, known as temples or temple pieces, that rest over the ears.