Scleral & RGP fitting experience
Advanced lens designs for irregular corneas, keratoconus, and post-surgical eyes.
Contact & Specialty Lenses · Monroe Township, NJ
Soft, RGP, scleral, multifocal, and Ortho-K — Dr. Miglani fits every lens to your eye and your day, not just your prescription.
Who this is for
The Fitting Process
Every fitting starts with precise measurements of your cornea’s shape and curvature, your tear film, and the size of your pupil — the same eye can need a completely different lens design depending on these numbers.
This is especially true for irregular corneas, high astigmatism, or presbyopia, where an off-the-shelf lens often won’t sit correctly or provide clear, stable vision.
Once we know your eye’s shape, we fit you with trial lenses in the office and check how they actually sit and move on your eye — not just how they look on paper.
For specialty lenses like scleral or RGP, this step is where fit is refined until the lens is comfortable and your vision is sharp, sometimes over a few visits.
We check back in after you’ve worn your lenses for a week or two, since comfort and vision can change once you’re wearing them through a full day, every day.
Adjustments to lens material, curvature, or wear schedule are common in this stage — it’s a normal part of getting a lens that fits your eye, not just your prescription.
Lenses We Fit
Every lens type below is fit and monitored by Dr. Miglani, tailored to your eye's exact shape and needs.
Daily, weekly, or monthly disposables for everyday comfort and convenience.
Crisp, stable vision for astigmatism and irregular corneas.
Large-diameter lenses that vault over irregular or sensitive corneas for all-day comfort.
Clear vision at every distance for patients with presbyopia.
Worn while sleeping to reshape the cornea for clear vision all day, no lenses needed.
Specially designed soft lenses that stay stable and sharp for astigmatic eyes.
Dr. Shefali Miglani is an Optometric Physician with over 20 years of private practice experience, personally fitting every patient — from first-time wearers to the most complex specialty lenses.