Specialty Contact Lenses in Fort Worth, TX

Specialty Contact Lenses & Scleral Lenses in Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth Optometry Co. provides specialty contact lenses, scleral lenses, RGP lenses, custom soft contacts, CRT, ortho-k, and myopia management in Fort Worth, TX. We offer a personalized approach to vision correction, comfort, and long-term eye health.

Dr Christian Cross and Dr Matt Anthony Soriano fit a range of specialty lens options, including scleral lenses, rigid gas permeable lenses, custom soft contact lenses, CRT, and orthokeratology lenses. Whether you've struggled with blurry vision, dryness, keratoconus, irregular corneas, high prescriptions, or contact lenses that never seem to feel right, our goal is to help you find an option that fits your eyes and your lifestyle.

Call or text Fort Worth Optometry Co. at (817) 646-3449 to schedule a specialty contact lens evaluation.

Who Can Benefit From Specialty Contact Lenses?

Specialty contact lenses may be recommended when regular contacts don't provide the comfort, clarity, or stability you need. You may benefit from a specialty contact lens evaluation if you have:

• Keratoconus

• Irregular corneas

• Irregular astigmatism

• Pellucid marginal degeneration

• Post-RK vision changes

• Post-LASIK or post-PRK vision changes

• Corneal scarring

• Corneal transplant history

• High prescriptions

• High astigmatism

• Aphakia

• Severe dry eye

• Ocular surface disease

• Blurry, fluctuating, ghosted, or distorted vision

• Poor comfort with standard contact lenses

• Difficulty getting clear vision with glasses

• A history of failed soft contact lens fits

• A history of failed or uncomfortable RGP lenses

If you've been told that you're "hard to fit," specialty contact lenses may give you another option. Dr Cross and Dr Soriano are happy to discuss these options with you.

What To Expect During A Specialty Contact Lens Evaluation

A specialty contact lens evaluation is more detailed than a routine contact lens visit. Because these lenses are custom fit, the process may take more than one appointment.

During your evaluation, we may:

• Review your vision and medical history

• Discuss your previous contact lens experience

• Evaluate your prescription and visual needs

• Measure the shape of your cornea

• Assess your tear film and eye surface

• Use diagnostic lenses when needed

• Discuss lens options based on your eyes and goals

• Review the expected timeline and follow-up process

After your lenses are ordered, we'll teach you how to insert, remove, clean, and care for them — whether that's custom soft lenses, RGPs, sclerals, or orthokeratology lenses. Follow-up visits allow us to check comfort, vision, fit, and eye health so adjustments can be made when needed.

Our goal is to make the process clear, comfortable, and personalized to you from start to finish.