A contact lens assessment can be provided in addition to a complete eye exam upon request. The eye doctor will perform a comprehensive eye exam to assess the health of your eyes and determine your prescription for corrective lenses.

Contact lens fitting: The eye doctor will take measurements of your eyes, such as the curvature of your cornea and the size of your pupils, to determine the best type and size of contact lenses for you.

Trial lenses: The eye doctor may give you trial lenses to wear to evaluate the fit, comfort, and vision correction provided by the lenses. You will typically wear the lenses for a few hours or a day before returning for a follow-up appointment.

Follow-up appointments: The eye doctor may schedule follow-up appointments to check the fit and function of your contact lenses and make any necessary adjustments.

Training: The clinic may provide training on how to insert and remove your contact lenses, as well as how to care for and clean them properly.

Overall, a contact lens assessment is an important step in determining whether contact lenses are a safe and appropriate option for you. The process may take several appointments, and you may need to try different types or brands of contact lenses before finding the best fit for you. Your eye doctor will provide guidance on how to care for your contact lenses to ensure the health of your eyes.