Contact Lenses
Soft and specialty contact lenses in Marina Del Rey, fitted in-office for clarity, comfort, and long-term wear.
Contact Lens Exams
We begin every contact lens fitting with a full eye exam and prescription check. This includes evaluating your corneal shape, tear film, and overall ocular health.
We fit lenses for both new and returning wearers, selecting lens types based on your visual needs and how you plan to wear them. Most fittings are completed the same day, and follow-up visits are available to ensure a proper fit.
Contact Lenses We Carry at Eyes of the Marina Optometry
We carry a curated selection of daily and monthly contact lenses, including single-vision, toric, multifocal, and myopia control designs. Our team fits lenses based on your prescription, ocular health, and how you plan to wear them. If you're unsure which lens is right for you, we’ll guide you through the options during your exam or fitting.
Ortho-K & Myopia Control
We provide Orthokeratology (ortho-k) lenses for overnight corneal reshaping, often used to slow myopia progression in children and teens.
We also fit daily soft lenses designed for myopia control, supported by biometric monitoring to track axial length and prescription changes. Ortho-k is non-surgical and fully reversible.
Specialty Contact Lenses
For complex prescriptions or corneal conditions, we fit a range of advanced lenses in-office, including:
- Scleral lenses for keratoconus, dry eye, or irregular corneas
- Rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses and RGP multifocals
- EDoF multifocals (Extended Depth of Focus)
- Hybrid lenses (for RGP clarity with soft-lens comfort)
- Custom toric and multifocal lenses
- Presbyopia-specific lenses
We use diagnostic imaging and corneal mapping to ensure a precise fit. These lenses are ideal for patients who have been told elsewhere their prescription is “too hard to fit” or “not eligible for contacts.”
Soft Contact Lens Options in Marina Del Rey
We offer soft contact lenses in daily and monthly formats for a range of prescriptions:
- Single-vision lenses
- Toric lenses for astigmatism
- Multifocal lenses
- Soft lenses for myopia control (for children and teens)
We recommend lenses based on comfort, prescription accuracy, and your wearing schedule, whether you wear them occasionally or full-time.
Presbyopia-specific lenses
We use diagnostic imaging and corneal mapping to ensure a precise fit. These lenses are ideal for patients who have been told elsewhere their prescription is “too hard to fit” or “not eligible for contacts."
