5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  A 42-year-old female with high myopia presented for a contact lens follow-up, revealing corneal issues post-lens removal.

• 2

  Discrete circular areas of hyperfluorescent sodium fluorescein indicated dimple veiling caused by small air bubbles under the lens.

• 3

  Dimple veiling appears brighter and more circular than punctate epithelial erosion, which can lead to confusion in diagnosis.

• 4

  Improving the fit of corneal GP lenses or adding fenestrations can reduce dimple veiling and enhance patient comfort.

• 5

  Dimple veiling is typically not concerning unless visual acuity is affected, and it may occur more frequently in irregular corneas.