Soft contact lens with new stabilization zones for improved angular stability and comfort

An ophthalmic lens comprising:

• a first surface;
• a second surface disposed opposite the first surface, wherein the second surface is configured to abut at least a portion of an eye of a wearer;
• and
• a lens stabilization zone disposed adjacent the first surface, wherein at least a contour of the lens stabilization zone is configured to minimize a recovery time for the ophthalmic lens to orient to a resting position from a misaligned position,
• wherein the lens stabilization zone is disposed at least partially within an active region of the lens based on an expected interaction with the at least one eyelid of the wearer, and wherein the one or more eyelid profiles comprise a Cartesian coordinate system by a second order polynomial of the form:
• a0+a1·x+a2·x2, where a0 represents the superior/inferior palpebral aperture, the distance between the pupil center to the edge of the upper/lower eyelid in primary gaze, a1 is the slope of the eyelid at the location of the superior/inferior palpebral aperture and a2 is the curvature at that same location, and x is the distance along the horizontal direction of the Cartesian coordinate system with its origin at the center of the pupil.