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ATHENS, Greece — Patients treated with hyperopic SMILE, which received a CE mark in 2024, show promising results, according to a speaker at the ESCRS winter meeting.

ATHENS, Greece — Allogenic corneal inlays can be a safe solution for mild hyperopia and emmetropic presbyopia, according to an expert at the ESCRS winter meeting.

Few conditions impact as many people worldwide as presbyopia. Recent estimates have placed the prevalence of presbyopia in the 2 billion range.

ORLANDO — In 2025, improving digital marketing is key to building an ophthalmic practice, according to a speaker at Telling It Like It Is.

KOLOA, Hawaii — Ophthalmologists must embrace corneal diagnostics to select the proper patient for premium multifocal IOLs, according to a presenter at Hawaiian Eye 2025.

KOLOA, Hawaii — With appropriate IOL selection, careful preoperative assessment and accurate calculations, presbyopia-correcting IOLs can be successful in patients who previously underwent corneal refractive surgery, according to a speaker.

At OSN New York, a panel of experts led by Marguerite B. McDonald, MD, FACS, broke down and problem-solved challenging corneal cases.

In this issue of Healio | OSN, a roundtable discusses the management of epithelial ingrowth after LASIK, neurotrophic keratitis and Demodex blepharitis with marginal keratitis.

KOLOA, Hawaii — Aggressive treatment before ocular surgery helps avoid postoperative issues with visual quality in patients with dry eye disease, according to a speaker at Hawaiian Eye 2025.

KOLOA, Hawaii — Building a dry eye clinic presents a practice with new opportunities for growth, according to a speaker at Hawaiian Eye 2025.