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Times have changed. When I started my first practice in 1987, I quickly explained how the eye worked by using the analogy of a camera. The front surface of the lens acted the same as the cornea. The diaphragm functioned similarly to the iris and pupil. The retina acted like the camera’s film. …
I would like you to start thinking about eyedrops a little differently. When you buy a prescription that comes in a pill form, such as a blood pressure medication…
Glaucoma is a complex eye problem that results in progressive damage to the optic nerve. Most of the time, we can control glaucoma by lowering the eye pressure with either eye drops or laser therapy. Sometimes, glaucomatous damage progresses despite what is considered well-controlled eye pressure. When this situation occurs, we must ask ourselves four questions…