Close-Up Look At How Custom Scleral Lenses Take Shape

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Some of the most precise work happens at a scale most people never see.  The clip, shared by Hayden, shows Dr. Boshnick, OD, demonstrating how an impression of the cornea is taken as part of making custom-fit scleral lenses.  In a clinical setting, the doctor walks through the process step by step, showing the materials and tools used to capture the eye’s surface and then shape lenses to match.  The camera stays focused as the impression is formed and the custom lens-making workflow is explained.  The moment highlights how specialized eye care can rely on careful, made-to-measure fabrication rather than standard sizing.  The demonstration offers a clear look at the technical side of custom vision correction in Miami, Florida. WooGlobe Ref : WGA359159 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00They're right here under push it. Thank you. No, no, it's not. It's not. Oh

00:07Should I take it out? No, you have to let it harden at this point. Okay, but that's a good

00:13first try a little sloppy

00:15technology to make a

00:19very highly sophisticated form-fitting scleral lens

00:23Very much like when a dentist takes an impression you want to touch it

00:28It's tacky CC

00:31So we wait until it hardens and then once it's hardened we remove it

00:37Few more times and it's having a great time

00:40It looks painful, but it's not

00:43So someone's asking what are you doing this for?

00:46So I can have an iPrin pro scleral lens made

00:50It's a highly oxygen permeable material that volts over the cornea

00:55Rets on the white of the eye and

00:58We'll have embedded into the optics of the lens a distance prescription and a reading prescription

01:05So I won't have to wear glasses at all

01:08Incredible. Yes, we do produce a scleral lens

01:18Let me know that's it. I'm still 10 seconds. All right 10 seconds. There you go. So look keep looking

01:27straight ahead

01:35That's great take over the pocket this looks

01:40Remember you have your viewers watching mm-hmm. How do you feel dr. Bosch Nick?

01:44I

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