Objective:

To discuss the case of a 44-year-old female with Salzmann’s Nodular Degeneration and her management using contact lenses.

Key Findings:

• SND is associated with chronic trauma or inflammation and results in bluish white bumps on the cornea.
• Symptoms include foreign body sensation, chronic irritation, and potential vision reduction.
• Management strategies include treating underlying causes, using steroids, doxycycline, and contact lenses.

Interpretation:

The combination of a bandage soft lens and a GP lens effectively managed the symptoms of SND while improving visual acuity.

Limitations:

• The case is specific to one patient and may not generalize to all individuals with SND.
• Long-term outcomes of this management strategy are not discussed.

Conclusion:

The use of a piggybacked GP lens over a bandage soft lens is a well-tolerated and effective management strategy for symptomatic relief in patients with Salzmann’s Nodular Degeneration.