Objective:

To demonstrate the benefits of multifocal scleral lenses for patients dissatisfied with gas permeable (GP) lenses.

Key Findings:

• The patient experienced significant improvement in comfort and stability with scleral lenses.
• Initial adaptation to multifocal lenses was challenging, particularly for near vision.
• Adjustments to the near optical zone improved near visual acuity without affecting distance vision.

Interpretation:

Multifocal scleral lenses can effectively address the evolving visual needs of long-term GP lens wearers, enhancing comfort and functional vision.

Limitations:

• Adaptation to multifocal lenses may vary among patients.
• Potential for initial discomfort or difficulty with near vision.

Conclusion:

The integration of multifocal scleral lenses offers a viable solution for GP lens users seeking improved comfort and vision, with successful outcomes noted in this case.