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How can I protect my eye that can't close due to Bell's Palsy or Facial Nerve damage? Scleral Lenses.
When an eye cannot close all the way, even sleep can become painful. Air reaches the cornea hour after hour. Tears evaporate too quickly. Drops help for a few minutes, but the relief often fades before the eye has a chance to heal. This is a common struggle for people with Bell’s palsy or facial nerve damage. When the eyelid does not blink or seal normally, the exposed surface of the eye can dry out, become inflamed, and develop damage. Scleral lenses offer a different kind o

Dr. Brandon Cohenmehr, OD
2 days ago


Keratoconus Relief with Scleral Lenses and IContour Technology by Dr. Brandon Cohenmehr
Keratoconus can turn everyday vision into a constant negotiation. Street signs blur. Night driving becomes harder. Glasses may no longer sharpen the world the way they once did. Standard soft contact lenses may shift, dry out, or fail to mask the uneven shape of the cornea. For many people with keratoconus, scleral lenses offer a path to clearer, steadier vision. These custom lenses vault over the cornea and rest on the white part of the eye, called the sclera. This design cr

Dr. Brandon Cohenmehr, OD
Jul 20
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