A disconnect between the signs and symptoms of OSD can easily lead to misdiagnosis or undertreatment if clinicians rely solely on a slit lamp observation.
Julie McLaughlin, OD, DipABO
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Articles by Julie McLaughlin, OD, DipABO
The new device from Lumenis aids in ocular surface disease treatment by combining radio frequency and dynamic muscle stimulation to improve lower lid laxity, enhance blink dynamics, and offer a non-invasive solution for dry eye management.
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