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Contact Lenses in Bromley, Kent
Choosing the right Contact Lenses for you
Modern contact lenses are comfortable, convenient and affordable. Our optometrists will help you choose the right type for your individual circumstances.
Our wide range of lenses includes:
We now supply Johnson & Johnson contact lenses as part of our range of lenses (other brands also supplied).
Contact Lenses Via Post
We can arrange for your lenses to be delivered in the mail – saving you the time and hassle of picking them up from our practice.
Contact Lens Direct Debit
We offer a direct debit service for contact lenses
By paying the price of your lenses every month, you will receive the lenses shipped directly to your home, along with a full supply of any cleaning solutions you may require. Further, all appointments you have with us will be complementary while you are using our Direct debit scheme.
Book a Contact Lenses Appointment
Experience the comfort and convenience of contact lenses. Book your appointment at Bromley Eye Centre today and see the world with clarity like never before!
Contact Lens Consultation
Contact lenses are ideal for either daily or occasional use. They offer excellent all round vision and are a convenient alternative to glasses.
It’s important to choose lenses that are right for you. Our optometrists will give you expert guidance and help you make an informed decision. Once you have selected the right lenses for your lifestyle or working environment, your optometrist will teach you how to insert and remove your new lenses. You’ll also learn about sensible eye care routines.
Initially you’ll wear your lenses for a trial period. A follow up appointment will be made to assess how your eyes have responded. Regular contact lenses checks will be arranged to make sure your lenses are comfortable and your eyes healthy.
Corneal Topography
Corneal topography produces a detailed, visual description of the shape and power of the cornea.
This type of analysis provides your doctor with very fine details regarding the condition of the corneal surface. These details are used to diagnose, monitor, and treat various eye conditions. They are also used in fitting contact lenses and for planning surgery, including laser vision correction.
For laser vision correction the corneal topography map is used in conjunction with other tests to determine exactly how much corneal tissue will be removed to correct vision and with what ablation pattern.