Contact Lens Alert Circle contact lenses are soft lenses that make the iris appear larger and are available widely on the Internet in many different iris configurations such as those seen worn by performers and theatrical entertainers. These lenses are not FDA approved lenses and the consumer/patient should be alerted to the potential hazards and health issues regarding wearing these types of lenses.  For more information, please review the article from the American Academy of Ophthalmology..

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Contact Lens Services

The Dean A. McGee Eye Institute Contact Lens Service is dedicated to providing the highest quality patient care. We provide a complete range of lenses from cosmetic contacts to the most specialized medically indicated lenses. As a medical device that touches the surface of the eye, contact lenses can certainly impact the health of the eye, thus proper preventative assessment and care must be taken to maintain successful wear.

Cosmetic Contact Lenses

Our expertise allows us to fit patients who are new contact lens wearers, as well as those who have previously failed with contact lenses. Our contact lens specialists take into consideration your ocular health, refractive error and lifestyle to recommend the best type of contact lens for your eyes. We offer the following cosmetic contact lenses:

Gas Permeable Lenses Soft Lenses

Medically Indicated Contact Lenses

The Contact Lens Service specializes in fitting patients that require medically indicated contact lenses. Some of these conditions are as follows:

Congenital or Post-Surgical Anisometropia Corneal Transplant Keratoconus Contact Lens for Children Post Refractive Surgery Prosthetic Injured Eye

Other Special Needs

Glaucoma Ocular Albinism Unique Retinal Abnormalities

The Contact Lens Fitting

A comprehensive eye exam is required within one year of contact lens fitting to ensure continued good and proper eye health. At the contact lens fitting you will be examined to see if you are a contact lens candidate. This examination includes the measurement of the corneal curvature, health assessment of the eye and an in-office fitting with diagnostic lenses. Proper insertion, removal and care of lenses are also demonstrated. The contact lens fitting and contact lenses are usually NOT covered by insurance.

The Contact Lens Specialist at each location works with your doctor to ensure the best choice of lenses for your unique needs.

Oklahoma Health Center Location
Jean Ann Vickery, FCLSA	405-271-6084
Carri Ferguson, FCLSA	405-271-6084

Edmond Location
Holly Hamilton, NCLC	405-348-0913

Northwest OKC Location
Holly Hamilton, NCLC	405-271-9500