Arza Prochter, Senior Clinical Optometrist
The art of creating a comfortable visual experience
When vision doesn’t feel comfortable or easy, when there is a constant sense of strain and fatigue… when adapting to multifocals feels impossible even after endless attempts – it’s Arza time.
Complex problems call for premium care. Seeing Arza is like going to the professor everyone wants to be treated by – in clinical optometry.
Why Arza?
Among clinical optometrists and opticians, Arza holds the kind of authority and expertise associated with a leading professor in the medical world.
There are moments when you realize that what you’ve been doing until now simply no longer works. That is the moment when we start asking: who, and what, now?
When it comes to our vision, too, we look for an authority. Someone with many years of knowledge and experience, who has seen it all and solved countless vision challenges.
A professional trusted by the Ministry of Health to certify the next generation[LS1.1] of optometrists.
This is Arza Prochter, a senior clinical optometrist who knows how to create a comfortable, optimal visual experience for every person.
Decades of expertise. Thousands of success stories.
Putting Innovation to the Test
The Person in Focus
Arza’s Clinical Expertise
Meet the unique partnership between Hoya, the Japanese optics giant, and Arza Prochter. Arza serves as a development authority for Hoya and regularly provides professional opinions on most of Hoya’s technological developments before they are launched worldwide.
Eye-Opening Content
Questions & Answers
Choosing an optometrist should be based on their knowledge, experience, and professional ability to provide answers and vision solutions for your unique needs.
A thorough clinical assessment is essential, allowing your eyes and vision to be evaluated as a system connected to your lifestyle.
Severe dry eye is usually caused by impaired quality or quantity of the tear film, a condition that can worsen with prolonged screen use.
The solution is based on special scleral contact lenses that create a constant tear reservoir and provide sharp, effortless vision.
Astigmatism results from an elliptical curvature of the cornea, causing light rays to scatter and vision to become blurred.
Clinical correction is performed using computerized posterior mapping of the eye’s imprint, on the basis of which rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses, hybrid lenses for sharp vision, or scleral contact lenses for ideal comfort are designed.
Around age 40, the natural flexibility of the eye’s lens begins to decline.
The solution is one pair of multifocal glasses that provides sharp vision at all distances and eliminates the tiring need to “zigzag” between different pairs.
Yes. Most cases result from a less-than-optimal fit.
A clinical assessment and posterior corneal mapping make it possible to design customized lenses even for complex cases.
They provide sharp vision at all distances and are made from advanced materials that maintain high oxygen supply and natural tear flow to help prevent dryness and irritation.
It is a preventive treatment designed to slow the increase in prescription caused by elongation of the eyeball, thereby reducing the risk of eye diseases later in life.
Overnight lenses are rigid gas-permeable lenses worn during sleep that gently reshape the curvature of the cornea.
In the morning, they are removed, allowing clear vision without glasses. This is a proven tool for stopping prescription progression in children.
It is a condition in which the cornea becomes thin, weakens, and takes on a cone-like shape.
Treatment is based on scleral contact lenses, Rose K lenses, or hybrid contact lenses that create a new optical surface, reduce pain, and restore visual acuity.
As a “vision engineer,” Arza precisely calculates lens geometry and light angles to balance the visual axis.
This precise planning makes it possible to create a lasting solution even for situations that have been defined as hopeless.
