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For the treatment of dry eye syndrome, punctal plugs are an important tool. Fortunately, serious complications with the use of these plugs are extremely rare. However, like any medical procedure, it does have some risks. According to Robert Maloney, MD, after refractive surgery many patients have reduced tear production and complain of symptomatic dry eyes.
Oculoplastic surgeons warn that the surgical augmentation of eyelashes can lead to severe complications. But they note the procedure may be warranted in cases of severe chemical burns or for reconstructive surgery.
Preop discussion of function helps patients think of their visual goals.
As cataract surgery becomes “gentler,” how will a surgeon’s postop treatment strategy change?
Here’s a refresher course on complex cataract surgery coding, what qualifies as complex, and more.
Ophthalmologists must navigate through uncharted areas when they treat their pregnant patients.
Investigators study how autoimmune patients fare with LASIK.