June 2016

Features

An expert weighs in on new ideas in the field of cornea and contact lens care.

The most unique cases sometimes present as the most mundane.

An irregular cornea patient presents needing better vision following a corneal stabilization procedure. What do you do?

Corneal and scleral GP lenses cover the ‘last mile’ for patients who need correction after LASIK and PRK.

Do you know how to work with insurance companies to achieve the biggest bang for your buck?

For the right patient, these lenses may be life-changing. Two challenging cases provide insights into the fitting process.

Though the main treatment for ectasia remains contact lens use, a new procedure could ease the fitting ordeal.

Research on rats may yield a new treatment for this corneal condition.

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

Research on lesion size in superficial punctate keratitis could mean better technology.

Sometimes the situation does not go the best way it can. Here’s how the right attitude can make the difference for your patients.

New formulations of an old drug may mean better treatments for dry eye.

Consider these alternative uses for this common glaucoma treatment.