BRIGHT ST. MARY’S EYE CENTER

Dream Lens

Bright St. Mary's eye center

Dream Lens

Dream Lens corrects your vision while you sleep

Effective
Improved vision similar to LASIK and LASEK
All ages
NO age limit
Suppress
Suppresses the progression of myopia in growing children
No surgery
Corrects vision without surgery
Relapsable
Eyes return to original condition when discontinued

We recommend Dream Lens to these patients.

Children and students whose myopia may worsen as they grow
Patients who have difficulty wearing contact lenses due to side effects
Athletes, stewardesses, and soldiers who have difficulty wearing glasses

What is Dream Lens?

Dream Lens is a special contact lens you can wear overnight. It changes the shape of the cornea while worn, suppresses the progression of myopia and astigmatism, and temporarily corrects your vision. If you wear the lenses before going to bed and remove them in the morning, you can enjoy the day with your corrected vision. Dream Lens corrects your vision by applying gentle pressure without damaging the cornea. The product is safe since your eyes will return to their original state if you stop wearing them.

Dream Lens - Available options

Q
What happens if I accidentally rub my eyes while I’m asleep?

A
Although it doesn’t happen often, you may rub your eyes while wearing your Dream Lens at night. Rubbing them too vigorously may eject the lens from your eyes, so make sure not to lose them. If you notice any discomfort in your eyes, it is best to visit the hospital to have your eyes and lenses examined.
Q
How long can I expect to use my lenses?

A
Dream Lens typically lasts two years. However, the lifespan of the lens may vary depending on how you manage and maintain them. If you notice any abnormal sensations or symptoms, visit the hospital to have your lenses examined. - If you experience pain after getting used to your lenses - If too much foreign matter remain on your lenses even after cleaning them - If wearing your lenses leads to too much discharge from your eyes
Q
Should I change the lens solution every day?

A
Keeping your lenses in the same solution for too long may cause infection. We recommended changing the solution every day.
Q
What should I do if I drop a lens on the floor or desk?

A
Holding a lens with excess force or moving it while on the floor or desk may damage the lens. We recommend picking the lens up using suction device or wetting your hands to help the lens stick to your fingers.
Q
I’ve heard it’s a bad idea to wear soft or hard lenses to bed. Is the Dream Lens safe to wear overnight?

A
Compared to regular lenses, the Dream Lens uses different materials and has a different design. The sufficient supply of oxygen also minimizes discomfort while sleeping. Also, Bright St. Mary's Eye Center uses safe lenses approved by the FDA and KFDA only, which means you can always wear them with confidence.