A contact lens comprising: a superior portion of the contact lens; an inferior portion of the contact lens; a lens portion; and a lenticular (101, 401, 501) located in the superior portion of the contact lens, said lenticular having a thickness, where the thickness of the lenticular is greater than the thickness of the lens portion at its center, such that the lenticular provides lid attachment of the contact lens to an upper eyelid of a wearer by the lenticular interacting with an upper tarsal plate of the upper eyelid of a wearer, said interaction allows the contact lens to translate upwards in downgaze providing centered placement of different optical portions of the contact lens over a cornea and a pupil of the wearer as the wearer's gaze changes and rotational stability of the contact lens in all gazes, and wherein the lenticular has a top surface, said top surface having a shape selected from the group consisting of flat, flat with rounded corners, concave, convex or tapered having a thicker portion closer to an edge of the contact lens, or combinations thereof, and/or the lenticular having a crescent shape in a horizontal plane with a central back curvature conforming to a bulbar surface of the contact lens; a thick inferior horizontal ridge situated approximately two-third of the way from a top of the lenticular and one-third of the way from a bottom of the lenticular and a front surface of the lenticular is more curved than a back surface in order to attain the crescent shape such that the lenticular has a wedge-like shape sagittally and/or wherein the lenticular is comprised of a plurality of lenticular sections. a superior portion of the contact lens; an inferior portion of the contact lens; a lens portion; and a lenticular (101, 401, 501) located in the superior portion of the contact lens, said lenticular having a thickness, where the thickness of the lenticular is greater than the thickness of the lens portion at its center, such that the lenticular provides lid attachment of the contact lens to an upper eyelid of a wearer by the lenticular interacting with an upper tarsal plate of the upper eyelid of a wearer, said interaction allows the contact lens to translate upwards in downgaze providing centered placement of different optical portions of the contact lens over a cornea and a pupil of the wearer as the wearer's gaze changes and rotational stability of the contact lens in all gazes, and wherein the lenticular has a top surface, said top surface having a shape selected from the group consisting of flat, flat with rounded corners, concave, convex or tapered having a thicker portion closer to an edge of the contact lens, or combinations thereof, and/or the lenticular having a crescent shape in a horizontal plane with a central back curvature conforming to a bulbar surface of the contact lens; a thick inferior horizontal ridge situated approximately two-third of the way from a top of the lenticular and one-third of the way from a bottom of the lenticular and a front surface of the lenticular is more curved than a back surface in order to attain the crescent shape such that the lenticular has a wedge-like shape sagittally and/or wherein the lenticular is comprised of a plurality of lenticular sections.