Total dedication to custom contact lenses in Las Vegas.
The Contact Lens Institute of Nevada is entirely dedicated to the needs of custom-fit contact lens patients.
Dr Stephanie Woo combines the most innovative contact lens technologies with the highest level of service to create an unparalleled patient experience. Our doctors have provided specialty contact lenses to thousands of patients to help them achieve vision unattainable with traditional contact lenses.
Our mission is to provide a solution for anyone who has struggled to achieve great vision as a result of an irregular shaped cornea.
Our optometrists specialize in keratoconus treatment, myopia management and ortho-k for adults.
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO COMPLEX CONDITIONS
The Contact Lens Institute of Nevada offers state of the art scleral contact lenses tailored to the individual needs of your patients. The most innovative technology will be used to assess and recommend a solution for your patient's ocular condition. If there is a specialty lens solution out there, we have it. We work on custom scleral lenses fitting for patients that had corneal transplant or refractive surgery.
YOUR CONVENIENCE ISOUR PRIORITY
Located conveniently at the Southern Hills Hospital in Las Vegas, Nevada, our clinic is only 15 minutes away from McCarran International Airport for providing easy access to out of town and international patients.
Have irregular corneas or severe dry eye? Try scleral lenses! They’re custom-fit by your Las Vegas optometrist, providing more comfortable, clear and improved vision.
Childhood myopia, also known as near or short-sighted, can cause very serious eye diseases later in life. Offer your child a brighter future with myopia management.
Ortho-K lenses are a safer alternative to LASIK surgery. These lenses correct vision overnight, offering clear daytime vision without any need to wear glasses or contacts.
Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that causes the cornea to thin and bulge, resulting in blurry and distorted vision. Here are the most commonly asked questions about keratoconus.
Cataract surgery not only improves vision. Research suggests that cataract surgery may also prevent cognitive decline.