Astigmatism
What is Astigmatism?
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Astigmatism Services
Prescription Glasses
- Lenses designed to correct the irregular curvature of the cornea
- Available in single-vision or multifocal options
Contact Lenses for Astigmatism
- Toric lenses specifically designed for astigmatism
- Available in daily, bi-weekly, or monthly options
Advanced Eye Exams
- Comprehensive testing to measure the degree of astigmatism
- Helps detect coexisting vision issues early
Refractive Surgery Consultation
- For suitable candidates, we provide guidance and referral options
- Ensures safe and effective correction for long-term vision improvement
Astigmatism Symptoms
- Difficulty seeing at night
- Eyestrain
- Squinting
- Eye Irritation
- Headaches
- Blurry, distorted or fuzzy vision from all distances
Patient Testimonials
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FAQs
Astigmatism may change gradually, especially in childhood or after eye surgery, but it can be effectively managed with corrective lenses or other treatments.
Yes. Modern toric lenses are designed for stability and comfort, providing clear vision throughout the day.
Certain refractive surgeries can correct astigmatism permanently, but not everyone is a candidate. Our optometrists can assess your suitability.
Typically every 1–2 years for adults, and more frequently for children or if your vision changes.
Yes. Blurry or distorted vision often leads to eye strain, which can cause headaches, especially after reading or screen use.
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