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Refractive Surgery
How do you approach incorporating implantable collamer lenses (ICLs) into your refractive surgery practice, and what factors guide your patient selection?
Related Questions
When do you consider placing an amniotic membrane when performing PRK?
What factors and patient characteristics guide your decision to choose KLEX over other refractive surgery options?
What is your approach to offering PRK for 1 diopter of myopia in patients over 45 with a corneal thickness of 450 microns and no keratoconus?
What alternative treatments do you recommend trying for patients struggling with persistent, chronic ocular surface pain following refractive surgery unresponsive to traditional methods (i.e., lubrication, topical cyclosporine, punctal plugs)?
What is your follow-up protocol with the light adjustable lenses?
Which IOL do you prefer for patients with a history of hyperopic LASIK to minimize the risk of inducing spherical aberration?
How do you counsel patients interested in LAL monovision about the possibility of reduced glasses dependence?
How do you go about assessing a patient that has had refractive surprise following cataract surgery when determining the cause for surprise and in preparation for the other eye?
Have you experienced any significant refractive regression years after the final lock-in for light adjustable lenses?
How does LAL+ compare with other EDOF lenses?
