Section 1: Advancing Specialty Contact Lens Practice
1. Definition and Classification of Specialty Contact Lenses
2. Basic Anatomy and Physiology of the Ocular Surface
3. Digital Photography and Videography
4. Technologies for a Specialty Contact Lens Practice
5. Building and Maintaining a Specialty Lens Practice
6. Telehealth and Contact Lens Practice
Section 2: Planned Extended Wear7. Hydrogel and Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses for Planned Extended Wear
Section 3: Rehabilitative Contact Lenses8. Irregular Cornea and Keratoconus
9. Customized Soft Contact Lenses
10. Corneal Lenses
11. Scleral Lenses
12. High-Order Aberration Correction
13. Hybrid Contact Lenses
14. Specialty Multifocal Contact Lenses
Section 4: Therapeutic Contact Lenses15.
Therapeutic Bandage Contact Lenses
16. Combined Contact Lens and Medical Indications
Section 5: Prosthetic and Cosmetic Contact Lenses17. Prosthetic and Cosmetic Contact Lenses
Section 6: Myopia Control18. Introduction to Myopia
19. Preliminary Myopia Management Evaluation and Follow-up
20. Myopia Management and Treatment Methods: Spectacles, Specialty Contact Lenses, and Environmental Factors
Section 7: Ortho-Lenses21. Ortho-k Lenses
Section 8: Pediatric Applications22. Pediatric Applications
23. Geriatric Applications
Section 9: Enhanced Contact Lenses24. Contact Lens Enhancement
Section 10: Smart Contact Lenses25. Future Applications of Contact Lenses
Section 11: Handling and Care26. In Office Disinfection
27. Care and Handling of Soft Contact Lenses
28. Care and Handling of Rigid Contact Lenses
29. Care and Handling of Hybrid Lenses
30. Contact Lens Case Care