Wake Up to Clear Daytime Vision.
No Surgery. No Daytime Lenses.
If glasses or daytime contacts no longer fit your life—or your vision has changed since LASIK—the sleepSEE system uses doctor-directed Ortho-K lenses worn overnight to provide clear daytime vision. It is a nonsurgical option for adults who want to avoid LASIK and its surgery-specific risks.
Which One Sounds Like You?
Adults come to sleepSEE for different reasons. Find your path below.
Active Adults Who Want
Clear Vision
You don't want glasses. Daytime contacts are uncomfortable. And you're not ready — or willing — to have laser surgery. Sound familiar?
- Tired of glasses fogging up, sliding down, or getting in the way
- Soft contacts cause dryness, irritation, or discomfort
- Active lifestyle — running, cycling, swimming, hiking, travel
- Want a nonsurgical alternative to LASIK
- Looking for reversible, nonsurgical vision correction
Post-LASIK or PRK
Regression
Your LASIK worked — for a while. Now your vision is getting blurry again, and you're wondering what your options are. You're not alone.
- Had LASIK or PRK years ago, but vision has regressed
- Told you can't have a second LASIK procedure
- Nervous about going through laser surgery again
- Want a nonsurgical option instead of another procedure
- Looking for a reversible, nonsurgical option
Nothing sits on your eyes during the day.
Daytime contact lenses remain on the eye for hours. For some adults, that wear contributes to dryness, irritation, or discomfort.
sleepSEE lenses are worn overnight and removed in the morning. During the day, nothing sits on your eyes. Adults who struggle with daytime contact-lens discomfort can ask a provider whether overnight lens wear fits their needs.
Why Dry Eyes Do Better with sleepSEE
How sleepSEE Restores
Clear Vision After LASIK
LASIK works by permanently reshaping the cornea with a laser. But over time, the cornea can gradually shift back — a process called regression. Here's how sleepSEE helps.
LASIK Reshapes the Cornea
During LASIK, a laser permanently removes corneal tissue to change its shape and correct your vision. For most people, this works well — at first.
Over Time, the Cornea Shifts Back
In some patients, the cornea gradually returns toward its pretreatment shape. This is called regression. Vision may become blurry again, and glasses, contacts, or another plan may be needed.
sleepSEE Re-Reshapes the Cornea — Gently
sleepSEE lenses create a temporary change in the cornea’s shape while you sleep. The fit is based on detailed corneal measurements and your prescription.
You Wake Up With Clear Vision
Remove the lenses in the morning. The vision effect is maintained through regular wear. If lens wear stops, the cornea gradually returns toward its pretreatment shape.
Before — Myopic Eye
In a myopic (nearsighted) eye, the cornea is too curved or the eye is too long. Light focuses in front of the retina instead of on it, causing distant objects to appear blurry.
Why Not Just Get LASIK Again?
Not everyone can. A second LASIK procedure requires enough remaining corneal tissue to safely remove more. Many patients are told they don't have enough.
Even if you can get a second LASIK, it comes with the same surgical risks — dry eye, halos, flap complications — plus a higher price tag.
sleepSEE offers a nonsurgical, reversible path to clear daytime vision.
sleepSEE vs. Other Options
| Factor | LASIK / PRK | Soft Contacts | Glasses | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surgery Required | No | Yes | No | No |
| Reversible | Yes | No — permanent | N/A | N/A |
| Daytime Wear | Nothing | Nothing | All day | All day |
| Active Lifestyle | Excellent | Excellent | Good | Poor |
| Post-LASIK Option | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes |
Precision Equipment.
Expert Care.
sleepSEE providers use the most advanced diagnostic and treatment technology available to design and monitor your lenses with precision.
Corneal Topography
Creates a detailed 3D map of your corneal surface to design lenses that fit your unique eye shape with micron-level precision.
Wavefront Aberrometry
Measures how light travels through your entire optical system — identifying subtle imperfections that standard tests miss, for sharper vision outcomes.
Digital Retinal Imaging
High-resolution photos of the back of the eye help your provider monitor overall eye health and ensure your treatment is on track.
The Pros and Cons of sleepSEE for Adults
We believe in transparency. Here's an honest look at what sleepSEE does well — and what you should know before getting started.
The Pros
- No surgery — no cutting or laser procedure
- Reversible — if lens wear stops, the cornea gradually returns toward its pretreatment shape
- No daytime lens wear — nothing sits on your eyes during the day
- Can be considered after post-LASIK vision changes — provider evaluation is required
- Replacement timing varies — lenses often last about 2 years with proper care
- Supports active lifestyles by removing the need for daytime lenses after a successful fit
Things to Know
- Requires consistent nightly wear — skipping nights means blurry vision the next day
- Some prescriptions, corneal shapes, or eye-health conditions are not suitable
- Vision can change during the early adaptation period
- Requires an experienced ortho-k provider — not all eye doctors offer this
- Program and replacement costs vary by provider
- Vision may fluctuate slightly during the first week of adaptation
Every patient is different. The best way to know if sleepSEE is right for you is to talk with an experienced provider.
Ready for Clear Vision
Without Surgery?
Find an experienced sleepSEE provider near you and take the first step toward clear daytime vision without choosing laser surgery.
Have a child with myopia?
See How sleepSEE Works for Kids