Contact Lenses in Brentwood
For first-time contact lens wearers, long-time users, and anyone who’s never quite found the right fit.
Contact Lens Help for Dry Eyes, Screen Strain, & Poor Fits
We work with patients who spend long hours at a screen, who’ve been told they “can’t wear contacts,” and who’ve tried multiple prescriptions without relief. From first-time wearers to long-time lens users, we fit lenses the same way we approach all care: calmly, clinically, and without pressure.
We Fit Standard & Specialty Contact Lenses
Most of our patients wear soft disposable lenses; however, our clinic also fits a range of specialty lenses for complex prescriptions and those with sensitive eyes. We regularly work with patients who’ve experienced issues like dryness, unstable vision, or previous poor fits. Our fittings are customized and paced to support your long-term comfort.
Dry Eye, Keratoconus & Irregular Corneas
If you’ve been told that contact lenses “aren’t a good fit” because of dryness, corneal shape, or surgical history. We encourage you to come in for a second opinion. We fit custom lenses that provide clarity and stability for patients who haven’t found success with conventional options. Many of our dry eye patients benefit from scleral lenses, which create a protective fluid layer over the eye and can significantly improve comfort.
Contact Lenses for Teens & Myopic Patients
We regularly fit young patients with lenses, often in conjunction with our myopia control programs. Whether your child is active in sports, struggling with increasing prescriptions, or simply ready for an alternative to glasses, we offer options like MiSight® and ortho-k to support clear vision now and healthier eyes in the future.
What to Expect During Your Contact Lens Exam at Good Eye Optometry
A contact lens exam at our Brentwood office includes a full review of your vision, corneal shape, ocular health, and any previous lens history. We trial lenses in-office, take the time to discuss options, and adjust as needed, whether you’re wearing lenses casually or full-time.
Ready for a Better Contact Lens Fit?
Whether you’re trying contacts for the first time or want to revisit a fit that’s no longer working, we’re here to help. You will find calm, attentive care with providers who take the time to get it right, and care just as much about your experience after the exam as we do during it.