Contact lenses


Whether you are considering wearing contact lenses for the first time, or if you are looking to improve your current lenses, we specialize in maximizing your comfort and vision.
We fit contact lenses for every type of person and lifestyle. We prescribe contacts for patients with astigmatism, bifocals, and dry eyes. We also design contact lenses to decrease myopia and astigmatism non-surgically.
Because many people are too busy to care for their contacts, we fit many patients with disposable lenses. We recommend disposables not only for their convenience, but also because they are healthy for your eyes.
Daily disposable contact lenses are the ultimate in convenience. There is no need to clean them: just throw them away after each use. They are also ideal for traveling because you don't need to bring contact lens solutions or cases, and you always have spare pairs.
Here are answers to some frequently asked questions:
What is the best lens for me?
The doctor will determine which lens design is best for you. This decision is based on several factors including: your prescription, the curvature of your eye, how dry your eyes are, your visual demands at work and play, and your lifestyle.
Will I be able to see as well as I do with my glasses?
Yes, and in most cases, you may see better with contacts than glasses. Our patients enjoy increased peripheral vision and crisper vision. Patients often tell us that they see more accurately with contact lenses because the lenses act as if they are part of your natural eyes.

If I couldn't wear contacts before, can I wear them now?
Very few patients are unable to wear contact lenses because there are so many different types of lenses. Technology has continually improved the quality of lenses, so patients with astigmatism and bifocals can now wear contacts.
Dr. Brisco has also developed a nutritional program to help patients with dry eyes wear contact lenses longer, and more comfortably.
Are Contact Lenses healthy for my eyes?
Yes, Contact lenses are healthy to wear, and require very little maintenance, especially daily disposable contact lenses. Daily disposable contact lenses are the ultimate in health and convenience. There is no need to clean them: just throw them away after each use. They are also ideal for traveling because you don't need to bring contact lens solutions or cases, and you always have spare pairs.
Do colored contact lenses look natural?
Yes, new contact lens designs look extremely natural and beautiful, even when someone is gazing directly into your eyes. Many actresses and models wear colored contact lenses, and you can't even tell!
Why are hard or gas permeable (GP) contact lenses better for some patients?
Patients with very dry eyes, high amounts of astigmatism can benefit from wearing GP contacts. GPs can also act as retainers to keep a patient from becoming too nearsighted.
At what age can my child start wearing contacts?
A child can begin wearing contact lenses at any age; however, a child is ready to wear lenses when the parents decide that their child is responsible enough to personally care for the lenses. Please also read "Contact Lenses for Children"
Is it safe to wear contacts while playing sports? While swimming or scuba diving?
It is safe to wear contacts for all sports. In fact, contact lens wear can enhance your athletic performance because you will see more clearly, your depth perception will be more accurate, and the contact lenses don't fog up, or slide down your nose like glasses will.
We recommend wearing safety glasses, with shatter resistant polycarbonate lenses, over your contact lenses in sports such as racquetball, to protect you from being hit by a quickly flying object.
If I have astigmatism, will I be able to see well with contacts?
Yes, and some patients even see better with contacts than their glasses. Gas permeable contact lenses can even decrease your astigmatism by "smoothing" out the cornea, or front surface of your eye.
Now we even have disposable contact lenses for astigmatism.
How do actors in the movies change their eyes?
We design special effects contact lenses for the movies and can transform you into an alien, a cat, or any other creature. We turned Shaq into the perfect free throw shooter in "Terminator 2 in 3D" at Universal Studios Hollywood with computer chip contact lenses.
If I wear bifocal glasses, will I be able to read through my contacts?

There are several options for bifocal wearers: new disposable progressive lenses, monovision, or wearing reading glasses over your contacts. Our patients who successfully wear multifocal contact lenses have told us that it is "liberating" to wear contact lenses, and not need to keep looking for their reading glasses.
Can contact lenses decrease my myopia and astigmatism without surgery?
Yes, specially designed lenses called Orthokeratology, or Ortho K can reshape your cornea without surgery, while you sleep, to decrease your myopia and astigmatism and need for glasses during the day. This is an excellent option for low to moderate myopia in children and adults.
If you have a current contact lens prescription, you can order your contact lenses from our website.

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If you have a current contact lens prescription, you can order your contact lenses from our website.
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