Eye vision option: Use of hard, gas-permeable contact lenses worn at night to "reshape" the cornea for people who don't want/need to wear regular contact lenses. Usually for lessor corrective requirements and much be done daily (night).
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Non-surgical vision: Orthokeratology refers to using rigid contact lenses (that are permeable to air) at night to "reshape" the cornea leading to corrected vision.
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Eye reshaping: Firm oxygen permeable lenses specifically designed to reshape the corneal surface are worn only during sleep. These can markedly reduce myopia (nearsightedness) and some astygmatism as well.
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