At **Focus Eye Clinic, Thane (Dr. Mohini Modak)**, contact lenses are usually prescribed based on your eye condition, lifestyle, and refractive error. Like most ophthalmology clinics, the lens options generally fall into standard medical categories rather than brand-specific types.
Here are the **common types of contact lenses typically available / prescribed there**:
### 1. Soft Contact Lenses
* Most commonly prescribed
* Comfortable and easy to adapt to
* Used for:
* Myopia (short-sightedness)
* Hypermetropia (long-sightedness)
### 2. Toric Contact Lenses
* For **astigmatism**
* Designed to correct irregular corneal curvature
### 3. Multifocal / Bifocal Contact Lenses
* For **presbyopia** (age-related near vision difficulty)
* Helps see both near and distance without glasses
### 4. Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) Lenses
* Harder than soft lenses but give sharper vision in some cases
* Used for:
* High astigmatism
* Keratoconus
* Irregular cornea cases
### 5. Cosmetic / Colored Contact Lenses
* Mainly for appearance change or mild vision correction
* Sometimes suggested if medically suitable
### 6. Therapeutic Contact Lenses (special cases)
* Used after eye surgery or for corneal protection
* Not for routine vision correction
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### Important note (specific to Dr. Mohini Modak / Focus Eye Clinic)
At clinics like Focus Eye Clinic in Thane, Dr. Mohini Modak typically decides the lens type only after:
* Refraction test (power check)
* Corneal examination
* Tear film / dry eye evaluation
* Lifestyle needs (screen time, sports, etc.)
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If you want, tell me your eye power or condition (like astigmatism, dry eyes, etc.), and I can suggest which lens type is most likely best for you before your visit.
