Color Blindness Treatment

People who suffer from color blindness still have the opportunity to see the world in vibrant, accurate shades of color, thanks to Dr. Azman’s innovative ColorCorrection™ System for Color Blindness Correction

This unique system of tests and filters provides a systematic approach to color blindness correction, and it is only offered at Global Complex Eye Care, located near Baltimore, Maryland. Because of that, Dr. Azman frequently travels worldwide to treat his patients, and people come from far and wide to take advantage of his services and expertise.

The ColorCorrection examination consists of only one visit which includes a comprehensive color vision evaluation and examination. This process takes about eight hours on average and is done in one visit.

The ColorCorrection process starts with a complete comprehensive eye exam and over twenty-five different color vision tests. Then Dr. Azman and his color vision correction system get to work. Based on the information gathered about your specific color vision deficiency, individualized filters and lenses are designed that can be worn as color blind contact lenses or color blind corrective glasses. These filters change the wavelength of each color that goes into your eyes, effectively enabling you to see the world with more colors.

There are many occupations that restrict colorblind people from joining them due to safety precautions and concerns. Some of these career paths include firefighters, railroad engineers, police officers, military personnel, Coast Guard officers, pilots, and more. In order to be able to serve in one of these positions, people are required to pass the Ishihara color blind test or a similar color vision test.

With the help of Dr. Azman’s color vision correction system, these people can overcome their color blindness and pursue a career that was previously off-limits.

Learn more about the ColorCorrection™ System or request a consultation by contacting us today.

Over 4 Decades of Helping Patients Pursue Their Dreams
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Have questions about color blindness treatment and the ColorCorrection System™? Find answers to the most commonly asked questions below. For additional information or to schedule a free phone consultation, contact Dr. Azman’s office at +1-443-470-9844 or visit our contact page.

The ColorCorrection System™ is a proprietary color vision correction process developed by Dr. Thomas Azman, O.D. The process is completed in a single all-day appointment and begins with a complete and comprehensive eye exam, a full color vision examination and evaluation, and 25 different color vision tests. Using the results of this extensive evaluation, Dr. Azman determines the exact wavelength of light needed to design and prescribe each patient’s custom color corrective lenses. The lenses can be worn as color blind contact lenses or color blind glasses, and are guaranteed to pass the Ishihara Color Plate Test, the Rabin Cone Contrast Test (RCCT), the Waggoner Computerized Color Vision Test (CCVT), and the Farnsworth D-15 Color Vision Test.

Both contact lenses and glasses use the same ColorCorrection System™ and provide the same guaranteed results on the Ishihara Color Plate Test, Rabin Cone Contrast Test (RCCT), Waggoner Computerized Color Vision Test (CCVT), and Farnsworth D-15 Color Vision Test. Most color blind people can see colors — the challenge is accurately distinguishing certain shades, which is what these professional color vision tests measure. The ColorCorrection System™ corrects that distinction precisely, whichever lens form the patient chooses.

Contact lenses are the most popular choice — they are very discreet, generally not noticeable to others, and are available the same day as your appointment. They are conventional soft lenses that last 1 to 2 years with regular wear and can also correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.

Color blind glasses require approximately 4 to 6 weeks to fabricate after your appointment. Because the lenses are precision-crafted at the exact wavelength of light for each patient, they will have a visible tint — ranging from dark blue, light blue, red, pink, orange, or purple. Like the contact lenses, glasses can also correct a standard vision prescription simultaneously.

The best option depends on each patient’s individual needs and lifestyle. Dr. Azman will help determine the right choice during your consultation.

The ColorCorrection System™ provides guaranteed results on four professional color vision tests: the Ishihara Color Plate Test, the Rabin Cone Contrast Test (RCCT), the Waggoner Computerized Color Vision Test (CCVT), and the Farnsworth D-15 Color Vision Test. These are the most widely required color vision tests used by employers and licensing boards in law enforcement, military, aviation, railroad, maritime, and other industries. Dr. Azman has maintained a 100% success rate on the Ishihara Color Plate Test since 1999.

Dr. Thomas Azman, O.D. is a Doctor of Optometry and the developer of the ColorCorrection System™. He received his Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Alabama School of Optometry in 1975 and has been in private practice ever since, specializing exclusively in color vision correction. He is a Fellow of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists and a member of the American Optometric Association and the Maryland Optometric Association. Dr. Azman has treated patients from 53 countries and is widely recognized as the world’s leading specialist in color vision correction.

Getting started is simple. Contact Dr. Azman’s office at +1-443-470-9844 or visit https://colormax.org/contact-us/ to schedule a free phone consultation. During the consultation, Dr. Azman’s team will discuss your color vision needs, the color vision test you need to pass, and whether contact lenses or glasses are the best option for you. You can also take our free online color blind test at https://colormax.org/color-blind-test/ to get an initial indication of your color vision before reaching out.