Wave Custom RGP Lenses in Orange County
100% Custom designed RGP lenses based on corneal topography. Bifocal and multifocal options available.
100% Custom designed RGP lenses based on corneal topography. Bifocal and multifocal options available.
Understanding Wave Contact Lenses
About Wave Contact Lenses
Wave Contact Lenses are not chosen from a trial set—they are designed by software directly from your corneal topography map. This allows us to create a "fingerprint" match for your eye. Wave lenses are exceptional for complex prescriptions, high astigmatism, and custom multifocal designs that standard RGPs cannot achieve.
Benefits of Wave Contact Lenses Treatment
- 100% custom software design
- Thinner and more comfortable than standard RGP
- Huge, customizable optical zones
- Excellent multifocal optics
The Wave Contact Lenses Process
Topography
Map the cornea.
Design
Dr. Bonakdar designs the lens in Wave software.
Fabrication
Lenses are lathe-cut to exact specs.
Is Wave Contact Lenses Right for You?
Candidacy overview for Wave Contact Lenses
Good Candidates
- ✓High astigmatism
- ✓Presbyopia (need bifocals)
- ✓Keratoconus
- ✓Previous RGP failure
Common Questions About Wave Contact Lenses
Schedule Your Consultation
Get expert wave contact lenses care from Dr. Alexander Bonakdar
(949) 323-3600Book OnlineCost & Insurance
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Vision insurance covers materials. Fit fees vary.
*Costs vary based on individual needs. Contact us for a personalized quote.
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Conveniently located in Orange County
Same-Day Appointments
Often available
Convenient Location
Santa Ana, CA
Most insurance plans accepted • We don't take Medi-Cal • Flexible financing available
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