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Refractive Surgery
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Light Adjustable Lenses
Have you experienced any significant refractive regression years after the final lock-in for light adjustable lenses?
Answer from: at Community Practice
We have patients 18-24 months out. And the vast majority has no change in Mrx. No more than you would have with a multifocal or any other lens.
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