Daily & monthly soft
Daily disposables for convenience and hygiene, or fortnightly and monthly lenses for regular wearers. We match the material to your eyes.
Contact lens clinic · Himayat Nagar
Contact lenses, fitted properly and worn safely.
A contact lens sits right on your cornea, so the fit is a medical matter, not just a number you order online. We measure your eyes, trial the lens, and teach you to wear them safely, then fit them from our in-house optical.
What we fit
The right lens for your eyes and your life.
Most people who want contact lenses can have them. The type depends on your prescription, your tear film, and how you'll use them.
Why a fitting matters
A contact lens is a medical fitting.
It sits directly on the cornea, so an off-the-shelf power without a fit risks discomfort, infection and damage. Here's what a proper fitting involves.
Measure the eye
Your corneal curve, size and tear film decide which lens will fit and stay comfortable.
Trial on your eye
We place a trial lens and check how it sits, moves and gives vision before prescribing.
Teach safe handling
How to insert, remove, clean and store lenses, the part that prevents most problems.
Prescribe & review
The lens that fits is prescribed and fitted from our in-house optical, with a review to confirm it's working.
One surgeon, start to finish
The surgeon who examines you is the one who operates.
At many busy centres, one person consults you, another operates, and a third sees you afterwards. Here, the same senior surgeon stays with you through your contact lens care, and every visit after.
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Examines youAn unhurried consultation with the surgeon, not a sales desk.
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Operates on youThe same surgeon performs the procedure, personally.
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Looks after youAnd sees you at every follow-up afterwards.
Before you choose any eye surgeon
Questions worth asking, of anyone.
Your sight is not where to bargain-hunt. Ask these of any practice you are considering:
- Will I meet the surgeon who will operate, before the day?
- Will the same surgeon perform my surgery and my follow-ups?
- Is the lens or plan chosen for my eye and my life, or for a package?
- If something needs attention afterwards, who handles it?
- Will someone tell me honestly if I don't need surgery yet?
At Dr. P. Siva Reddy Eye Hospital, the answer to every one of these is yes.
Dr. H. Siva Mohan Reddy
Chief Surgeon · MBBS · DO · DNB · Aravind-trained
Third generation of a family Hyderabad has trusted with its eyes since 1975, founded by Padma Bhushan Dr. P. Siva Reddy, "the People's Ophthalmologist."
4.9★ · 1,106 Google reviews Since 1975 · three generations
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Why should I get contact lenses fitted at a clinic instead of just buying them?
Because a contact lens sits directly on your cornea, the right fit is a medical matter, not just a power. We measure the curve and size of your eye, check your tear film, trial the lens on your eye, and teach you safe insertion, removal and hygiene. Buying a random power online and skipping the fit is how people end up with discomfort, infections, or corneal damage. A proper fitting protects your eyes.
What types of contact lenses do you fit?
Routine soft lenses in all the usual forms: daily disposables, fortnightly and monthly lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, and multifocal lenses for presbyopia (reading age). We also fit cosmetic and coloured lenses with proper power and fitting. For irregular corneas and keratoconus, specialty lenses (rigid gas-permeable, scleral, hybrid) are fitted through our keratoconus clinic.
Can I wear contact lenses if I have astigmatism?
Yes. Toric soft lenses are designed for astigmatism, and modern ones are comfortable and stable for most prescriptions. We measure your astigmatism precisely and trial a toric lens on your eye to confirm it sits and rotates correctly before prescribing it.
Can I get contact lenses instead of reading glasses?
Often, yes. Multifocal contact lenses give near and distance vision in one lens, and suit many people who'd rather not reach for readers. They don't suit every eye, so we'll trial them honestly and tell you if glasses or a different option would genuinely serve you better. See our presbyopia page for the full picture.
Are contact lenses safe? Can I sleep in them?
They're very safe when fitted and used properly, but the rules matter. As a general rule, don't sleep in lenses unless they're specifically prescribed for it, don't over-wear them, never top up or rinse them with tap water, and replace them on schedule. We teach you all of this at the fitting, because most contact lens problems come from misuse, not the lenses themselves.
My eyes feel dry with contact lenses. What can I do?
Dry eye and contact lenses often clash, and the answer isn't always to give up lenses. We assess your tear film first, because treating dry eye can make lenses comfortable again, and we may switch you to a lens material or a daily disposable that suits dry eyes better. See our dry eye clinic for how we handle that.
Are contact lenses covered by insurance?
Routine contact lenses and fitting are an outpatient optical service and are generally not covered by insurance. We'll be clear about that upfront. Medical and surgical eye care here may be cashless depending on your policy, send your insurer name on WhatsApp and we'll confirm.
How do I book a contact lens fitting?
Message us on WhatsApp or call. If you wear glasses, bring your current prescription; if you've worn lenses before, bring the box or details. Plan a little extra time for the first visit so we can measure, trial and teach you properly. You're warmly welcome in Himayat Nagar.
Medically reviewed by Dr. H. Siva Mohan Reddy · 2026-06-26
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