This review examines protein and lipid deposition impacts on contact lenses, suggesting a framework for performance optimization.
Protein and lipid deposition on soft CLs is primarily governed by material chemistry and surface design rather than deposition quantity alone. Surface-associated fouling, especially lipid adsorption, plays a central role in tear film instability, supporting a functional, material-dependent framework for evaluating and optimizing contact lens performance.
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