September 2013

Features

Get up to speed with groundbreaking findings from the UK’s 37th annual meeting that will help you in your practice.

Fitting presbyopic patients with contact lenses often poses a challenge, but none of these problems are insurmountable with the proper plan.

Go beyond the rack to customize lenses to meet the needs of your presbyopic patients.

These days, the “Old World” gets most of the new advances first. Here’s a look at international trends that could profoundly impact your practice.

Keep current on the wide array of multifocal lens options and you’ll find the right fit for each of your presbyopes.

Improvements in anti-inflammatory ophthalmic medications are enhancing patient tolerability.

Corneal structure and a unique response to a topical agent are two recent publications of interest

Vaulting hybrid lens designs offer an alternative to scleral lenses when dealing with irregularly shaped scleras and corneas.

Our challenge: promote healthy contact lens use among daily disposable wearers without giving these patients a pass for bad behavior.

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

Asian children in the US exhibit highest myopia rates.

Two dry eye questionnaires have recently proven their clinical worthiness.

Dismissing problematic staff and patients can enhance happiness in your practice.