High Myopia · High Astigmatism · Complex Fitting
Specializing in complex refractive cases. With the full range of ZEISS equipment and a team of senior optometrists, we deliver precise, comfortable, personalized vision solutions for every patient.
Target Audience
People with high myopia
Myopia ≥ 600 diopters: thick lenses require a high-index ultra-thin solution.
People with high astigmatism
For astigmatism ≥200 diopters, extremely high axis precision is required.
People with anisometropia
Large difference in prescription between eyes; binocular vision balance required.
Binocular vision dysfunction
Correct accommodative-convergence imbalance and chronic eye strain
Exclusive Solutions
Customized for high myopia
Features Zeiss 1.74 high-index lenses combined with I.Terminal 2 for precise facial parameter capture, optimizing lens edge thickness to enhance aesthetics and comfort.
Precision fitting for high astigmatism
Fine-tune the astigmatism axis using the VISUPHOR 500 phoropter system, combined with wavefront aberration analysis, to ensure clear and stable vision.
Anisometropia Balance Solution
For significant differences in prescription between the two eyes, personalized design balances image size to reduce binocular fusion difficulties and eye strain.
FAQ
How to choose lenses for high myopia?▼
We recommend choosing 1.67 or 1.74 high-index lenses with a double aspheric design to reduce lens thickness. Additionally, opt for smaller frames and full-rim styles, which are better suited for high prescriptions.
Can I get glasses for astigmatism over 200 degrees?▼
Absolutely. The key lies in precise axis measurement and fitting. We use the ZEISS VISUPHOR 500 comprehensive refraction system, which achieves an axis accuracy of ±2°, ensuring accurate astigmatism correction.
What should I do if my prescription differs significantly between eyes?▼
This condition is known as anisometropia and requires image size balancing through aniseikonic design. We will create a personalized plan tailored to your specific needs, which may include vision therapy when necessary.
How long does complex fitting take?▼
The entire process takes approximately 60-90 minutes, including a detailed consultation, multiple precise tests, and trial fittings. Complex cases may require follow-up visits for adjustments.
Need professional fitting advice?
Book a one-on-one consultation with a senior optometrist to receive a customized plan tailored to your refractive status and usage needs.
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