While I have tried contact lenses before, I have never been able to wear lenses longer than about 3 hours a day, which makes it almost pointless. I really have to have everything tack sharp. I am a photographer with a very picky eye. Notice: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /home/colorm20/public_html//wp-content/themes/codeus/plugins/testimonials.php on line 231 Consult the experts at Global Complex Eye Care to get a PVR PROSE device designed specifically to your eye condition that meets your specific treatment goals. PVR PROSE devices are unique to the patients. The PVR PROSE Treatment devices are filled with saline that creates a fluid reservoir between the lens and the cornea, which continuously bathes the corneal surface with oxygenated artificial tears. This avoids any damage to the corneal surface from the environment and also from the eyelids. The patients with PMD benefit from PVR PROSE Treatment as it vaults over the damaged optical surface. – Prevent damage to the corneal surface by guarding it against injuries from eyelids and environment
– Support healing of the cornea and reduce symptoms by restoring healthy ocular surface environment – Improve blurry vision by transmitting a sharper image to the retina of the eye by masking the corneal irregularities The purpose of and benefits of PVR PROSE Treatment include: By sparing the cornea, it helps in avoiding any further damage to the corneal surface while providing a healthy environment for the cornea to heal. Sclera is relatively insensitive area of the eye. PVR PROSE devices spare the cornea and rest on the sclera of the eye. This gas permeable plastic allows airflow through it so that the oxygen can reach the ocular surface. These devices are made of plastic that’s permeable to gas. PVR PROSE devices are a size of nickel in the shape of transparent domes. PVR PROSE Treatment for Pellucid Marginal Degeneration (PMD) Some cases may also present with the diseases in only one eye. Pellucid marginal degeneration is characterized by bilateral clear ectasia (thinning) in the peripheral and inferior part of the cornea. Rarely PMD can also present with pain and sudden loss of vision, which occurs with corneal perforation. Typically there is no pain in pellucid marginal degeneration, unlike keratoconus and there is only vision loss and no other symptoms of keratoconus too. Keratotorus is sometimes confused with keratoconus, however both are different diseases. Pellucid marginal degeneration (PMD), also known as keratotorus is a corneal degenerative disorder.
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