Neurolens Technology
for Digital Eye Strain

Revolutionary treatment for eye fatigue, headaches, and neck pain caused by excessive screen time and digital device use.

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Understanding Digital Eye Strain

Digital eye strain, also known as Computer Vision Syndrome, affects millions of Americans who spend extended time using digital devices. This modern condition is characterized by visual discomfort after prolonged screen use and can manifest in various ways:

  • Headaches and migraines
  • Eye fatigue and dryness
  • Blurred vision
  • Neck and shoulder pain
  • Light sensitivity
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Reduced productivity

These symptoms occur because our eyes work harder when viewing digital screens. The constant focusing and refocusing creates significant strain, particularly on the trigeminal nerve – the largest nerve connected to the brain and responsible for much of the discomfort associated with digital eye strain.

At the Eyecare Center of Orange County, Dr. Bonakdar specializes in diagnosing and treating digital eye strain with the revolutionary Neurolens technology.

Digital Eye Strain Illustration

Revolutionary Neurolens Technology

Neurolens Technology

What Makes Neurolens Different?

Neurolens is the first and only prescription lens that contains a contoured prism to bring the eyes into perfect alignment. This groundbreaking technology provides relief for the symptoms associated with the use of digital devices, reading, and other close work.

Unlike traditional glasses that only correct vision issues like nearsightedness or farsightedness, Neurolenses address a fundamental problem that affects many patients with digital eye strain: misalignment between the eyes.

Even small misalignments can cause the eyes to work overtime, leading to eye strain, headaches, neck pain, and other symptoms that impact your daily life. Neurolenses help by:

  • Correcting misalignment between your eyes
  • Reducing pressure on the trigeminal nerve
  • Alleviating symptoms associated with digital device use
  • Providing relief for those who experience eye strain, headaches, and neck pain

How Neurolens Works

The Science Behind Neurolens

Neurolenses work by incorporating a contoured prism that brings the eyes into alignment. The amount of prism is customized for each patient and gradually increases from the top to the bottom of the lens, providing more correction where it's needed most.

The Neurolens Process

  1. Precise Measurement: Using the proprietary Neurolens Measurement Device, we can detect even the smallest misalignments between your eyes – as small as 0.01 prism diopters.
  2. Customized Prescription: Based on your unique measurements, we prescribe Neurolenses with a contoured prism that gradually increases from the top to the bottom of the lens.
  3. Advanced Lens Design: Your Neurolenses are crafted with the exact specifications needed to address your eye misalignment.
  4. Symptom Relief: Once you begin wearing your Neurolenses, you'll start experiencing relief from symptoms, often within days.
How Neurolens Works Diagram

Clinical Results

Clinical studies have shown remarkable results with Neurolens technology:

  • 93% of patients reported symptom relief
  • 81% of patients reported their headaches were substantially reduced or eliminated
  • 90% of patients with neck pain reported significant improvement
  • Improved productivity and comfort during computer use

What Our Patients Say

Read how our expertise has helped patients improve their vision and quality of life.

"Dr. Alexander Bonakdar is amazing! He took the time to explain everything to me and made sure I understood my options. His attention to detail and patient care is outstanding. I couldn't be happier with the results!"

Sarah M.

Sarah M.

Satisfied Patient

"After years of struggling with various treatments, Dr. Bonakdar provided solutions that actually worked for me. His approach is thorough and personalized. The results have been life-changing, and I'm so grateful for his expertise."

Robert K.

Robert K.

Long-term Patient

"My experience was exceptional from start to finish. The staff always takes the time to address all my questions, and Dr. Bonakdar's expertise has made such a difference. I now have confidence that my eye health is in good hands."

Jennifer T.

Jennifer T.

New Patient

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you experience headaches, eye strain, neck pain, or discomfort with digital device use, you may benefit from Neurolenses. Many patients who have these symptoms don't realize they're caused by eye misalignment. During your comprehensive eye exam, Dr. Bonakdar will use the Neurolens Measurement Device to determine if eye misalignment is contributing to your symptoms and if Neurolenses would be beneficial for you.

Yes, many migraine sufferers have found significant relief with Neurolenses. Clinical studies show that 81% of patients reported their headaches were substantially reduced or eliminated after using Neurolenses. While not all migraines are caused by eye misalignment, those that are triggered or worsened by digital device use, reading, or close work often respond well to Neurolens treatment.

Many patients report improvement within the first few days of wearing their Neurolenses, with continued improvement over the first few weeks. Some patients with more severe symptoms may take longer to experience full relief. Like any new prescription, there may be a brief adaptation period as your eyes adjust to the lenses.

Yes, Neurolenses can be incorporated into virtually any prescription, including single vision, bifocal, progressive, and readers. They can also be made without prescription correction for those who don't normally need glasses but suffer from digital eye strain symptoms. The lenses are available in various materials and can include options like anti-reflective coating, blue light protection, and photochromic (light-adaptive) features.

Most vision insurance plans cover at least a portion of Neurolenses, as they can be prescribed as your regular eyeglasses. The specialized contoured prism technology may have an additional cost that varies depending on your specific insurance plan. Our staff will help you understand your coverage options and any out-of-pocket costs before you decide on treatment.

The Future of Vision Comfort

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Neurolens technology is changing lives by addressing the root cause of many digital eye strain symptoms. Experience the comfort and clarity you deserve.