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The recently FDA-approved Tecnis Multifocal IOL (Abbott Medical Optics, Santa Ana, CA) provides impressive visual outcomes and receives high marks from patients, according to clinical trials of the new presbyopia-correcting lens implant. 
Today's cataract patients want good vision at all distances after surgery, and surgeons are wise to embrace the notion that cataract surgery has become refractive surgery, says a prominent eye doctor.
Using artificial tears for several weeks after LASIK can improve vision as well as reduce dry eye symptoms, says a prominent eye surgeon. Read what brand she recommends.
Preliminary results of a study of U.S. Navy aviators receiving all-laser iLASIK treatment show 97 percent of eyes attain 20/20 or better uncorrected visual acuity the day after surgery and 100 percent see 20/20 or better one week after surgery.
A retrospective review of more than 49,000 eyes that underwent laser vision correction at over 200 Optical Express locations in Europe finds wavefront-guided LASIK is safe, effective and preferred by patients.
A prominent refractive surgeon reports the results of a comparison of outcomes produced by five different types of all-laser LASIK treatments. One brand of wavefront-guided LASIK came out on top.
A recent study finds wavefront-guided LASIK induces fewer higher-order aberrations than a related customized laser vision correction procedure called wavefront-optimized LASIK.
A new study finds wavefront-guided PRK can improve vision in eyes that have previously undergone radial keratotomy (RK), a non-laser eye surgery used in the 1980s and early 1990s to correct myopia before the introduction of PRK and LASIK.
