Contact lens comprising a superior lenticular aspect

1. A rotationally stable contact lens comprising:

a lens portion having an eye-facing side and a side that faces away from the eye; and

a superior lenticular aspect located in a central, upper portion of the lens portion on the side that faces away from the eye, said superior lenticular aspect comprising a portion of the lens portion that is thicker than a remainder of the lens portion, wherein the thickness of the superior lenticular aspect is shaped to interact with an upper tarsal plate of an upper eyelid of a wearer and attaches the contact lens to the upper eyelid providing rotational stabilization to the contact lens.

2. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the contact lens comprises a soft contact lens.

3. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the contact lens comprises a rigid gas permeable contact lens.

4. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the contact lens comprises a hybrid contact lens.

5. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the attachment of the contact lens to the upper eyelid provides centration to the contact lens.

6. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the superior lenticular aspect comprises a rounded, minus-carrier, lenticular curve.

7. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the superior lenticular aspect is completely contained underneath an upper eyelid of the wearer.

8. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the contact lens comprises a multi-focal contact lens.

9. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 8 , wherein the multi-focal contact lens comprises a bifocal contact lens.

10. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the attachment of the contact lens to the upper eyelid causes the contact lens to translate upward in a downgaze of the wearer to place a viewing zone of the contact lens over a pupil or cornea of the wearer.

11. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 10 , wherein the viewing zone of the contact lens is one of a plurality of viewing zones comprising at least a distance viewing zone and a near viewing zone.

12. The rotationally-stable contact lens of claim 11 , wherein at least one of the distance viewing zone and the near viewing zone remains above a lower eyelid margin of the wearer when the eye is open.

13. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the lens portion further comprises a liquid crystal material, a photochromic material, a sensor, or a filter.

14. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 13 , wherein the contact lens further comprises the photochromic material and the photochromic material is used to display an image on the contact lens.

15. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 13 , wherein the contact lens further comprises the liquid crystal material and the liquid crystal material is used to display an image on the contact lens.

16. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 15 , wherein the image comprises an electronically-generated and/or other virtual optically-displayed image.

17. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 1 , wherein the contact lens further comprises a base down prism.

18. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 17 , wherein the base down prism provides a change in power from a central optic zone of the contact lens.

19. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 17 , wherein the base down prism is located in an inferior portion of the lens portion.

20. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 19 , wherein the base down prism comprises a base having a thickness greater than a top of the prism.

21. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 20 , wherein an edge of an upper eyelid of the wearer squeezes the thicker base of the prism downwards with each blink.

22. The rotationally stable contact lens of claim 20 , wherein the base of the prism is configured such that it interacts with a lower eyelid with each blink of the wearer, so that the base of the prism remains above a lower eyelid margin.