5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Practitioners often face challenges with '20/Unhappy' patients who experience visual disturbances despite using scleral lenses.

• 2

  Higher-order aberrations (HOAs) like coma and trefoil can contribute to visual symptoms in irregular cornea patients.

• 3

  Traditional scleral lenses only partially correct for anterior corneal HOAs, leaving posterior corneal HOAs unaddressed.

• 4

  Wavefront-guided scleral lenses can significantly improve visual acuity and reduce glare and halos for irregular cornea patients.

• 5

  A clinical trial showed that 93.3% of patients preferred their vision with wavefront-guided optics over traditional optics.