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I've heard of a procedure that uses hard contact lenses worn overnight to re-shape the corneas. In the morning your eyesight is perfect, but by the end of the day, things are beginning to blur again, so you need to sleep in the contacts again.
Someone said that when you wear regular rigid contacts like Boston ES contacts, they don't really make a big difference in your vision, but they do also reshape your corneas, but this person said it takes three weeks for your corneas to recover completely when you stop wearing them. Is that correct? |
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