Topography-guided LASIK Somewhat More Precise than SMILE

Both are safe and effective in refractive error correction but some high-end results favored topo-LASIK.

Progressive Add Lenses Helpful for Pre-presbyopes

These lenses can improve working distance and induce positive refractive shift, research shows.

Opternative Expands By Working With ODs

New regulations on online refractive exams haven’t limited the company’s growth.

Fresnel Prism to the Rescue

Finding the perfect prism can take time and patience, but once it fits, it sticks.

Birth Weight a Predictor for Future Eye Disease

Asking patients about this might shed light on their adult refractive status.

Myopia Management in Action

These clinical pearls can help you establish a successful subspecialty within your practice.

Hone Your Astigmatic Refraction

Use these tips to refine your skills and perform this task more swiftly.

Take It to the Limit

In the pursuit of the best visual acuities for our patients, overminusing can do more harm than good—in the long run.

Discretion is the Better Part of Valor

A decompressive surgery patient makes strides in vision that come short of binocularity. Sometimes, good is good enough.

Your Phoropter on Steroids?

High-tech refraction systems tout greater accuracy, comfort and time savings. Skeptics ask if such gains justify choosing this over other practice-enhancing investments.

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