High Definition Glasses Are Now Available

High definition has become part of our everyday life. Most of our high definition is through viewing of television, movies, computer screens and now, tablets and phones. Now you can have the same high definition through your glasses when seeing the "real world".

Simulated HD Lens comparison Advances in lens technology can now create real world high definition vision. High definition lenses incorporate digital technology so the lens curvatures are surfaced to neutralize optical imperfections within our eye. These imperfections, called higher order aberrations, have a negative effect on vision. These aberrations cause patients to describe:

fuzziness around images
haloes
starbursting
glare
lower clarity of vision

Previous lenses could still correct to 20/20 vision, but did not correct for higher order aberrations. These aberrations can affect the quality of your vision by up to 20%. By eliminating these higher order aberrations, the quality of vision we see in our daily lives can be improved-better clarity, sharper and more vivid color perception.

High definition lenses are customized to your eyes. Extra measurements will be taken to make sure the lenses are properly aligned within your frame and on your face so overall vision is maximized. These lenses are available in thin, lightweight materials and anti-glare, ultra-violet and scratch resistant coatings are included.

High definition programming changed the way we watch television and movies. Now you can have the same high definition technology applied to your glasses and start enjoying the best vision of your life. Come into one of our offices for more information.

Improved Night Vision With High Definition Lenses

Night Driving View One of the greatest benefits of these lenses is the enhanced night driving experience. Many people find the nighttime driving experience to be very uncomfortable because the higher order aberrations of our eyes are most noticeable in darkness. The resulting glare, haloes, and starbursts from headlights, traffic lights and streetlamps make nighttime vision worse. These problems can be reduced or eliminated with high definition lenses.