Advanced Contact Lens Fitting - Claremont, WA

Ezekiel Eyes is based in Nedlands, just minutes from Claremont. For several decades, patients from the Claremont community have trusted us with their eye care. That continuity matters when vision needs change over time.

Advanced contact lens fitting starts with understanding the eye in front of us. Shape, movement, and tear quality all influence how a lens performs. Proper measurement of these factors ensures lenses feel stable and vision holds steady. Without it, even quality lenses underperform.

We use detailed assessments to guide lens choice and fit. Some eyes need straightforward solutions. Others require specialist designs. Our role is to provide access to the full range of options and fit them with care, aiming for clear vision, lasting comfort, and reliable daily performance.

Our clinic is open from Monday through Saturday, ready to serve the residents of Claremont with the highest standard of eye care.

Soft Contact Lens Fitting - Claremont, WA

Soft contact lenses suit many people because they’re comfortable and adaptable. They flex with the eye and are usually easy to wear from the first day, providing a smooth introduction for those new to contacts.

Material choice matters, as does moisture retention and oxygen flow. These factors influence comfort as much as prescription strength. We assess how soft lenses sit and move on the eye to ensure proper performance.

Available in daily, fortnightly, and monthly options, each suits different routines and expectations. When selected carefully, they provide consistent vision without drawing attention to themselves. For many local patients, soft lenses offer dependable correction with minimal fuss that extends well beyond the first few hours of wear.

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Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) Lenses - Claremont, WA

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Rigid gas permeable lenses hold their shape and focus light more accurately, often producing sharper vision. They also allow high levels of oxygen to reach the eye.

We recommend RGP lenses for patients who need visual accuracy beyond what soft lenses can provide—those with higher prescriptions, astigmatism, or irregular corneal surfaces. Adaptation takes time, but many find the clarity worth it.

Because we custom make these lenses, the fitting process focuses on alignment, movement, and long-term comfort. Small refinements can significantly improve performance. When we fit them properly, rigid lenses provide stable vision throughout the day—a valuable option for patients seeking reliable clarity.

Scleral Contact Lenses - Claremont, WA

Scleral lenses work when standard options fall short. They rest on the white of the eye and vault over the cornea, creating a protective fluid layer beneath the lens.

We turn to scleral lenses for complex eye conditions, severe dryness, and post-surgical corneas. The fluid reservoir both protects the eye surface and smooths optical irregularities.

Comfort often transforms the experience. Because the lens doesn’t touch the cornea, wear feels secure and predictable. While these lenses require detailed measurement and careful follow-up, proper fitting allows many patients to wear lenses again after years of discomfort—changing what’s possible.

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Toric Contact Lenses - Claremont, WA

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Astigmatism blurs or distorts vision when light doesn’t focus evenly. Toric lenses correct this by maintaining a specific alignment on the eye.

We pay close attention to stability with toric lenses, since rotation affects clarity. During fitting, we carefully assess how the lens behaves during blinking and movement. These designs come in both soft and rigid formats.

Accurate fitting provides steady, consistent vision. Many patients notice reduced distortion and clearer detail, with small adjustments often producing meaningful improvements. For local patients with astigmatism, toric lenses deliver clarity that remains reliable throughout the day.

Infant Contact Lenses - Claremont, WA

Some infants require contact lenses to support early visual development, particularly when clear focus is needed during critical stages of growth. These situations are uncommon but important. Conditions such as congenital cataract after surgery, aphakia, significant refractive error, or marked difference in prescription between the two eyes can interfere with normal visual development if left uncorrected.

We carefully assess when infant contact lenses are clinically necessary and when they are not. When prescribed, the lenses are lightweight and designed specifically for young eyes. Fit and comfort matter, but so does safety. Because infant eyes change quickly, regular review and timely adjustment are essential parts of care.

We support parents with clear instruction, practical guidance, and ongoing follow-up. The focus is development, not convenience. When managed carefully, contact lenses can help establish healthy visual pathways early in life and reduce the risk of long-term visual impairment.

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X-Chrome Contact Lenses - Claremont, WA

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X-Chrome lenses enhance contrast and colour perception by filtering certain wavelengths of light rather than correcting standard refractive error.

We offer X-Chrome lenses selectively after thorough assessment, as not all eyes benefit. Suitability depends on visual tasks and individual response.

Some patients notice improved contrast in specific environments or lighting conditions. The effect is subtle but purposeful. We emphasize comfort and clarity during fitting, with careful discussion of expected outcomes. For suitable candidates, X-Chrome lenses offer a specialized visual option beyond standard correction.

About Ezekiel Eyes

We invite you to visit Ezekiel Eyes, your reliable eye care specialists in Nedlands, Perth. As a boutique, family-operated clinic, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional eye care services and offering a diverse selection of eyewear to satisfy even the most discerning clients. Founded in 1916, our practice has longstanding roots in the local community.

Leading our team is Damon Ezekiel, our principal optometrist and the third generation of his family to head the practice.

At Ezekiel Eyes, we recognize that each patient is unique. Our friendly team is committed to offering personalized advice, ensuring you make well-informed decisions about your eye health that suit your lifestyle, individual needs, and budget.