November 2015

Features

Surgeons have more options—and decisions—than ever before.

In many anterior ocular surgeries, good ocular surface integrity is vital to postoperative success.

How does the newest refractive procedure measure up against LASIK?

Can additional surgery be avoided in a keratoconus patient who requires better functional vision?

Specialty lenses and properly priced professional expertise can boost the revenue in your contact lens business.

Both conditions require attention and intervention.

How do you handle a complex bacterial complication from a simple LASIK procedure?

When we already struggle with patient compliance, how are we going to get patients to add even more steps?

Not all drugs are created equal. Be aware of these potential differences.

Certain contact lens materials may inhibit treatment of ocular surface disease.

Here's a snapshot of what is happening in the industry.

Eye drops may one day compete with lenses.

Want to increase revenue for your contact lens practice? Aim for the sky.

The FDA recently requested more data on this investigational dry eye drug. What’s known—and what’s next?

Got a problem post-surgical patient? Try looking at the newest modalities for answers.

Having trouble fitting GP lenses in your practice? Don’t be afraid to ask for help from the outside.