A roundtable discussion about physicians’ clinical experience with the Alcon family of IOLs: Clareon® Monofocal®, Clareon® PanOptix®, and Clareon® Vivity®.

Achieving a desired flap thickness and minimizing the variability of that thickness are crucial aspects of successful LASIK surgery. A specified flap thickness is needed for surgical planning, incl...

DAILIES TOTAL1® (delefilcon A) with Water Gradient Technology, along with other Alcon water surface technol - ogy lenses, are unique in that the chemistry is different than any other soft CL on the...

KEY TAKEAWAY POINTS    • Lens epithelial cell on-growth (LECOG) is one of the phenomena associated with capsular bag biocompatibility that has been reported in many IOLs with different types of bio...

Key Takeaway Points    • Surgical vitrectomy consoles have evolved tremendously and have incorporated the functions necessary for the vitreoretinal surgeon to perform safe and efficient surgery    ...

A recent publication in Clinical Ophthalmology highlights the time efficiency benefit and similar safety profile of the 27-gauge HYPERVIT dual-blade vitrectomy cutter when compared to the 27-gauge ...

This whitepaper provides a detailed clinical overview of using a near physiologic IOP during cataract surgery. Topics of discussion include surgical efficiency, anterior chamber stability, impact o...

KEY TAKEAWAY POINTS   • The PRECISION PROFILE® Design on Alcon multifocal contact lenses is a center-near aspheric design with a smooth power profile, changing continuously from the center of the ...

KEY TAKEAWAY POINTS   • Limited advancements in contact lens materials and properties have occurred in the monthly replacement category in the past decade • TOTAL30® contact lenses are the first an...