Contact Lens Services
Contact Lens
Exams & Fittings
If you need contact lens exam in Kennesaw, our doctors are here to help you see clearly and protect your eye health. Expect a thorough visit, time for questions, and a plan you understand.
- Modern testing with a focus on eye health
- Time to ask questions and understand results
- Clear next steps, not guesswork
Quick Summary
- Specialized fitting for comfortable, accurate contact lens wear
- Includes corneal measurements, tear film evaluation, and trial lens fitting
- Available at Kennesaw and East Cobb/Marietta locations
- Most vision insurance accepted — book online or call (770) 499-2020
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Our Options
What Types of Contact Lenses Can We Fit?
From soft dailies to specialty scleral lenses, our East Cobb and Kennesaw teams fit every category of contact lens. We match lens material, water content, and replacement schedule to your eye health and daily routine.
Daily Disposables
Fresh lenses every day for maximum comfort and convenience. Ideal for allergy sufferers and those with dry eyes.
- • No cleaning required
- • Healthiest option
- • Great for travel
Multifocal Lenses
See clearly at all distances without reading glasses. Perfect for patients over 40 experiencing presbyopia.
- • Distance and near vision
- • No bifocal line
- • Various designs available
Toric Lenses
Specially designed for astigmatism correction. Available in daily, biweekly, and monthly replacement schedules.
- • Stable vision
- • Crisp, clear sight
- • Multiple brands
Scleral Lenses
Large-diameter lenses that vault over the cornea. Excellent for keratoconus, severe dry eye, and irregular corneas.
- • Superior comfort
- • Holds moisture
- • Custom fit
Ortho-K
Overnight lenses that reshape your cornea for clear daytime vision without glasses or contacts.
- • Sleep in lenses
- • Wake up seeing clearly
- • Slows myopia progression
MiSight Lenses
FDA-approved daily disposable lenses designed to slow myopia progression in children ages 8-12.
- • Supported by clinical research
- • Designed for myopia control
- • Easy for kids
The Process
What Happens During a Contact Lens Fitting?
Comprehensive Evaluation
We assess your eye health, prescription, tear film quality, and lifestyle needs.
Corneal Measurements
Precise measurements of your corneal curvature and size ensure optimal fit.
Trial Lenses
Try lenses before you commit to ensure comfort and visual clarity.
Training & Follow-up
We teach insertion, removal, and care, then schedule a follow-up to verify fit.
What to Bring
- Current glasses or contact lenses
- Contact lens boxes (if applicable)
- Insurance card
- List of medications
Details That Matter
A more helpful guide to Contact Lens Exams & Fittings
We believe you deserve eye care that feels clear, calm, and personal. Our team takes time to explain findings and help you choose the next step that fits your life.
If you are not sure which appointment type to schedule, call us. We will help you choose the right visit so you get answers efficiently.
Our two locations make it easier to fit eye care into busy schedules, and we are happy to coordinate family appointments when possible.
Quick ways to get more value from your visit
- Share any vision changes, headaches, dryness, or glare issues you have noticed.
- Bring a list of medications and eye drops so we can factor them into your care plan.
- Tell us about your work and screen time so your prescription supports your day-to-day life.
- If you drive at night, mention halos or glare. Small lens adjustments can make a big difference.
Two convenient locations in Kennesaw and East Cobb/Marietta. Call if you want help choosing the best appointment type.
Common questions
Clear answers help you move forward with confidence.
How often should I schedule Contact Lens Exams & Fittings?
Many patients come in yearly, but the right schedule depends on age, prescriptions, and health history. We will recommend the interval that matches your risk factors and goals.
Will you check more than just my prescription?
Yes. We look at eye health as well as vision. That can include screening for glaucoma and macular degeneration, along with other findings that can affect comfort and clarity.
What if I have dry eye or headaches?
Tell us. Comfort symptoms help guide testing and lens choices. A prescription update alone may not be enough if dryness or eye strain is part of the picture.
Can I update glasses and contacts in the same visit?
Often, yes. If you want both, mention it when booking so we can schedule the right amount of time for testing and a fitting.
Will I get my prescription the same day?
In most cases, yes. If additional testing is needed or dilation impacts immediate clarity, we will explain when your final prescription will be ready and what to expect.
Do you check for eye disease even if I see well?
Yes. Eye health can change without obvious symptoms. Screening and imaging can catch early signs so you have more options if something needs attention.
Can you help with screen-related eyestrain?
Yes. We look at focusing, dryness, and lens needs for your work distance. Small changes, including lens design and habits, can make screens feel easier.
Ready for Your Contact Lens Fitting?
Experience the freedom of contacts with a perfect, comfortable fit.