Who can use contact lenses at night?

I have heard that there are contact lenses available at night so that they do not need lenses during the day. Please ask me can I use it?
“I had mixed astigmatism when I was a child, after treatment and now, at the age of 26, I am no longer able to only have astigmatism and myopia. I heard that there are glasses to help treat the need not to use glasses. Are those glasses and can I use them? “

Dang Tuan (Hanoi) The type of glasses you ask are contact lenses placed at night. These are glasses that help people with nearsightedness, astigmatism achieve the best vision naturally without having to wear any kind of conventional frames or contact lenses. Glasses can be used for the following cases: People with nearsightedness (less than 10 degrees) without or with astigmatism of 3 degrees or less; Children are increasing during development; Those who are not suitable for the use of traditional frames during the day; Children are not old enough for surgery; Those who are ineligible or ineligible for eye surgery to cure refractive errors. With contact lenses placed at night, users just need to put on specially designed contact lenses before going to bed, then remove them when waking up. While you sleep, the lenses gently reshape the front surface of the eye (cornea) so that the user can see clearly the next day. However, the glasses must be tailored to each person and special equipment such as dedicated corneal mapping system, state-of-the-art refractometer system is required to provide accurate visual results. Night-time contact lenses are an option for those wanting to remove their lenses, in addition to Lasik surgery. Night contact lenses must be tailored to the individual