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How much are Ortho-K lenses?

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How much are Ortho-K lenses?

Generally, the first year’s bundled fee for the initial exam, scheduled follow-up fitting appointments, and lenses for Ortho-K range from $1,500 to over $3,500 depending upon the cost components previously mentioned.

Can Ortho-K cure myopia permanently?

Is Orthokeratology Permanent? No. It’s temporary. If you stop wearing Ortho-K Lenses regularly while you sleep, your vision will return to its original state in as little as 72 hours.

Why are my Ortho-K lenses blurry?

Your vision will be a little blurry underwater, like everyone else who doesn’t wear glasses. This is normal. What happens if I lose an Ortho K corneal mould? Replacements of orthokeratology moulds often take 1 – 2 weeks to be manufactured from our labs.

Can Ortho-K correct vision permanently?

Is Ortho-K Permanent? Ortho-k does not permanently correct your vision. Because ortho-k is temporary, the lenses need to be worn every night to maintain clear vision during the day.

Are Ortho-K lenses worth it?

Orthokeratology is an excellent option for all adults who need myopic prescriptions. It’s also great for those who have lesser degrees of astigmatism. Additionally, ortho-k is often used as a proven treatment method for farsightedness (hyperopia) and age-related hardening of the eyes’ lenses (presbyopia).

What are the disadvantages of ortho-k?

Disadvantages of ortho-k lens wearing:

  • Wearers should strictly follow the instructions given by the optometrist, non-compliance could result in corneal infection and possible vision loss.
  • Parents and wearers have to spend more time initially for ortho-k lens fitting and follow-ups.
  • Ortho-k cannot cure myopia.

Is Ortho-K better than Lasik?

LASIK surgery is not reversible, and in the event of complications, further medical procedures may be necessary to correct any resulting problems. Ortho-k, on the other hand, is non-invasive and completely reversible if you ever decide to cease treatment.