Contact lens treatment

Contactology

Contactology is a very specific medical practice that aims to correct certain visual defects by wearing contact lenses day or night. Contact lens adaptation lasts an average of 1 month, so that you can safely enjoy optimum visual comfort. Depending on the patient and the pathology, additional checks may be required.

Contact lens treatment
Customized solutions for all types of pathology: myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and presbyopia

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Technical

Orthokeratology

Orthokeratology is the technique of wearing flexible contact lenses at night. This technique can be used for all visual defects (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, presbyopia). Only an ophthalmologist can make a medical diagnosis and determine whether there are any contraindications.

Wear lenses for 6 to 8 hours every night
Visual defect disappears within 24 to 48 hours

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Corneal disease

Treatments for keratoconus

Keratoconus is a genetic, bilateral corneal disease that mainly affects young patients, aged between 9 and 28. It is characterized by a progressive, asymmetrical deformation of the cornea, which thins and adopts a cone shape.

Symptoms may include reduced visual quality, distortion or distortion of vision.

At Vision Future Switzerland, we offer 4 different treatment solutions:

Wearing rigid or soft contact lenses
Cross-linking technique (application of riboflavin)
Corneal ring insertion
Corneal transplant

All these treatments are designed to slow down the progression of the disease and preserve visual quality.

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“I now wear contact lenses at night which allows me to regain clear vision during the day, a real comfort in life.”

Hugo

“I would like to thank optometrist Guillaume for his professionalism and welcome during my consultation at the clinic.”

Marion

FAQ

Some quick answers to your questions

What is orthokeratology and what does it involve?

Orthokeratology is a technique that involves wearing contact lenses at night to correct visual defects (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, presbyopia) during the day.

What are the advantages of orthokeratology?

Orthokeratology enables you to see freely throughout the day without the need for glasses.

Are there any risks associated with orthokeratology?

The most common risks are eye infections and corneal damage.

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Appointments can be booked directly on our website or via the OneDoc app.

Appointments for laser surgery can only be made via our WhatsApp line.

In case of emergency, please contact us directly on 022 365 18 80

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