Specialty Contact Lens
Medically necessary contact lenses for your eyes
Dr. Kurt Hofeldt specializes in Medically Necessary Contact Lenses and Specialty Contact Lenses. He welcomes all challenging cases and will work side-by-side with you to find the best options for your eyes.
These are the most common cases Dr. Hofeldt works with:
– Myopia Control: Preventing the progression of near-sighted vision in children and young adults
– Keratoconus: irregular steepening of the cornea
– Pellucid Marginal Degeneration
– Dry Eyes
– Orthokeratology: corneal reshaping for near-sighted patients. Great for patients who might not be candidates for LASIK
– Pediatric Conditions: Aphakia, High Ametropia, Anisometropia
– Presbyopia: patients 40 and older who have a challenging time seeing up close
– Lenticular Astigmatism
– Irregular or High Astigmatism
– Pre- or Post- Corneal Transplant
– Post- Collagen Cross-linking
– Post- RK (Radial Keratomy): patients suffering from blurry vision after this different form of refractive surgery
– Prothestic Purposes: to help recreate iris and pupil for more comfortable and clearer vision
– Cosmetic Purposes: for scarred or irregular colored eyes
– Sports Vision: contact lenses designed for particular sports needs