Knowing when to treat is just as important as knowing how. Dr. Bruns and the panel share the clinical signs, refraction patterns, and gut-check questions they use to decide whether a patient is ready for their first adjustment, or whether it is time to pump the brakes and give the surface a little more time.
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No two dry eye patients are the same, and your approach shouldn’t be either. The panel gets into the diagnostic tools, treatment options, and patient conversations that help them tailor ocular surface management to the individual, so that when surgery day comes, the surface is ready.
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Dry eye is not a complication to manage after surgery. It is something to find and fix before you ever get there. Dr. Nick Bruns and the panel break down why ocular surface optimization is non-negotiable for LAL patients, and what happens to your outcomes when it gets skipped.
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In this mini session, the panel explores how the Light Adjustable Lens performs in some of the most challenging surgical cases.
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Dr. Aditya Salwan walks through the patient adjustment journey and shares how he frames the process as an opportunity and not a burden.
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Dr. Paul Sanghera and Dr. Baseer Khan discuss how to position the LAL against premium IOLs and why the LAL has earned its own category entirely.
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An in-depth look at educating patients about the long-term effects of LASIK and the challenges of fitting multifocal lenses onto complex corneas.
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In this mini session, our guests share approaches for positioning the LAL for patients with challenging corneas or post-refractive eyes.
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Dr. Kenneth King and Kasey Gantz, COO go into great detail about their surgical experiences, being in the patient chair, and their post-operative outcomes.
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Kasey Gantz and Dr. Kenneth King had two very different post-op care journeys with the LAL+, but they both wound up with similar positive experiences.
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