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‘New standard of care’: Zenlens Chroma HOA cuts higher-order aberrations in keratoconus 06/21/2026

For patients with keratoconus, oftentimes "good enough" vision usually meant settling for 20/30 or 20/40. But according to new data presented at the Global Specialty Lens Symposium 2026, suggests a new change is here.

A recent study reveals that by pairing the wavefront-guided Zenlens Chroma HOA scleral lens with advanced OVITZ xwave technology, we can now correct previously "unfixable" visual distortions. This powerful combination neutralizes Higher-Order Aberrations (HOAs) with unprecedented precision, dramatically improving clarity and reducing frustrating symptoms such as halos and glare.

The Big Wins:
Researchers at the Atwater Eye Care Center at Indiana University analyzed data from 15 eyes with keratoconus. By using wavefront-guided technology to address the posterior cornea irregularities, researchers saw massive reductions in visual distortions:
⭐75% reduction in vertical coma
⭐79% reduction in horizontal coma
⭐76% reduction in spherical aberrations

Why This Matters:

As Dr. Jason Jedlicka (Indiana University School of Optometry) notes, this isn't just about clearer charts—it's about changing lives.

🏅Delaying Surgery: These lenses can improve vision enough to defer or permanently delay corneal surgery in advanced cases.
🏅Life-Changing Gains: Because these lenses address the back surface of the cornea, keratoconus patients with specific types of aberrations see the most dramatic results—with every study participant reporting "noticeable and significant" improvement.
🏅New Standard of Care: Wavefront-guided lenses are no longer a "future" tech—they are attainable today.

"It should no longer be acceptable for us as practitioners to settle for 20/30 or 20/40 vision for those patients when they could do better.” — Dr. Jason Jedlicka

Read more about the study here: https://www.healio.com/news/optometry/20260219/new-standard-of-care-zenlens-chroma-hoa-cuts-higherorder-aberrations-in-keratoconus

For more information on wavefront guided lenses come visit us at: https://www.ovitz.us/

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‘New standard of care’: Zenlens Chroma HOA cuts higher-order aberrations in keratoconus Higher-order aberrations were corrected by around 75% in eyes with keratoconus fitted with Zenlens Chroma HOA, according to data presented at the Global Specialty Lens Symposium.“Patients with keratoconus absolutely gain the most [from higher-order aberration-correcting lenses], and that has e...

06/01/2026

Visual acuity metrics don't always tell the whole story.

Dr. Ariel Cerenzie from the Charlotte Contact Lens Institute recently shared an incredible patient journey, demonstrating the limitations of standard optics and the power of OVITZ Wavefront Technology.

The Patient Journey:
📈Baseline: This patient with keratoconus made the leap from standard gas permeable (GP) lenses to scleral lenses with front toricity, dramatically improving her acuity from 20/60 to 20/25.
📉The Hurdle: Despite excellent acuity, the patient continued to struggle with nighttime glare, halos, and starbursts.
🔎Assessment: Diagnostic testing revealed that high posterior corneal elevation and residual coma were causing significant Higher Order Aberrations (HOAs).

💡The Breakthrough: By integrating HOA correction into the scleral lenses utilizing OVITZ technology, Dr. Cerenzie was able to reduce the aberrations that standard optics leave behind. This provided a "high-definition" visual experience and restored the patient’s confidence to drive safely during late night work shifts.

The Takeaway: When the retina and crystalline lens are healthy, we shouldn't settle for "good enough." Advanced wavefront guided technology allows us to push past traditional boundaries and help patients achieve the absolute best vision they are physiologically capable of.
Watch the full video below!

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