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Controversial nonsurgical contact lens procedure designed to eliminate nearsightedness and astigmatism. The procedure involves the programmed use of a series of rigid oxygen permeable contact lenses that are designed to gradually change the contour of the front of the cornea. The lenses are changed every two to eight weeks until the maximum desired result is achieved. Then, retainer contact lenses are worn as necessary to stabilize the shape. See Free Eye Tests.
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| orthokeratology |
Procedure where doctor fits special gas permeable contact lenses to reshape cornea and correct errors like nearsightedness. Often, patients wear the lenses just at night. (ortho-k)
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| orthokeratology |
the use of contact lenses to change the shape of the cornea in order to correct refractive error.
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| orthokeratology |
a procedure that inserts rigid rings into the cornea in order to alter its shape.
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| orthokeratology |
Also known as ortho-K, this is a non-surgical procedure for changing the shape of the eye's cornea. The procedure involves wearing a series of oxygen permeable lenses that progressively "mold" the surface of the cornea into a shape that provides for better vision. The procedure does not have a permanent effect. ...
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