Precise Rigid Lens Fitting
Only practice In WA with this technology
Advanced scleral topography analysis
Advanced Eye Scans
At Ezekiel Eyes, we are privileged to be the only eyecare practitioners in Western Australia to have the Eaglet Scleral Topographer that allows us to map the unique curvature of scleral tissue. The mapping provided by our advanced tools enables us to achieve customised gas permeable scleral contact lenses with a highly accurate fit.
Highly Accurate Scleral Lens Fitting
Achieve Greater Contact Lens Comfort
Thousands of Patients Helped at Ezekiel Eyes
Ideal For Patients With Complex Conditions
Eye Surface Profiler (Eaglet-Eye)
What Are Scleral Lenses?
Scleral lenses are large-diameter gas permeable contact lenses designed to vault over the cornea and rest on the sclera, the white part of the eye. Unlike standard lenses, they create a liquid reservoir between the lens and the cornea, providing improved vision, comfort, and hydration, especially for irregular or severely dry eyes.
Who Are Good Candidates for Scleral Lenses?
Scleral lenses are ideal for patients with severe keratoconus, Sjogren’s Syndrome, extreme dry eye, or graft-vs-host disease. They also help individuals intolerant to traditional contact lenses or those with irregular corneas, such as after surgery or trauma. Patients needing stable vision correction for complex conditions greatly benefit from scleral lenses.
What Is a Scleral Topographer?
A scleral topographer is a diagnostic tool that maps the unique shape and curvature of the sclera and cornea. This detailed imaging allows optometrists to design scleral lenses tailored to the specific needs of each patient. Precise fitting ensures optimal vision correction, comfort, and protection for sensitive or irregular eyes.
What Makes the Eaglet Scleral Topographer So Innovative?
The Eaglet Scleral Topographer maps the sclera with an unprecedented accuracy of 10µm (10 micrometers – about one-tenth the thickness of a human hair). Its advanced imaging ensures an exact lens fit. Unlike traditional methods, the Eaglet’s precision reduces trial-and-error adjustments, making scleral lens fitting more efficient and effective for both patients and practitioners.
This image shows a scleral lens (dark centre) on top of the cornea (grey centre). We can measure the gap between the lens and cornea. This helps to get the best Scleral Lens fit.
This image shows a scleral lens (dark centre) resting on the white part of the eye. We can measure the ‘landing zone’ or area where the lens contacts this part of the eye. This helps to get the best Scleral Lens fit.