LAL Adjustment Journey FAQs: Dos and Don’ts

Real-World LAL: Clinical Pearls from High-Volume Experience

As adoption of the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®) grows beyond the United States, its impact continues to expand across the globe. In this episode, Baseer Khan, MD; Paul Sanghera, MD; and Aditya Salwan, OD with Lumea—a Canada-based clinic—join Dr. Nick Bruns to discuss the journey of premium lens adoption in their clinic. They share techniques for patient education and examples of complex LAL cases involving patients with post-refractive eyes or glaucoma.

The LAL Patient Experience

In this webinar, industry experts Eva Kim, MD; Seamus Martin, OD; and Bobby Saenz, OD; share how the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®) has shaped their approach to the conversation on premium lenses, as well as how it’s emphasized the value of the patients’ input to achieve their best visual outcome.

LAL Surgery: Personal Experience from Industry Professionals

“I would never ask you to do anything I wouldn’t do myself.” It’s an old saying—but an honest one—that rings true in the world of ophthalmology. Many professionals in the industry have undergone the same vision surgery they recommend to patients, including the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®). In this patient-focused webinar, Nick Bruns, OD, FAAO, is joined by two such professionals: Kenneth King, OD, and Kasey Gantz, COO, both with the Alliance Vision Institute. Together, they share how receiving the LAL has positively transformed their personal and professional lives.

LAL Adjustment Journey FAQs: Dos and Don’ts

In this special patient-focused webinar, Nick Bruns, OD, FAAO is joined by Drs. Eric Fazio and Brian Szabo (Newsom Eye) to outline the “dos” and “don’ts” of the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®) process. You’ll gain a better understanding of the surgical procedure — including considerations they make for post-refractive patients, precautions that help prevent the LAL from involuntarily shifting after surgery, and how they go about post-surgical care, from dry eye management to making adjustments with the Light Delivery Device™ (LDD™).

Light Adjustable Lens Patient FAQs

In this special edition of Peer-to-Peer Academy, Nick Bruns, OD, FAAO and John Vukich, MD answer patients’ biggest questions about the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®). As some of the first to adopt this technology, Drs. Bruns and Vukich have an intimate understanding of the LAL, from the cataract surgery process to UV protection measures. Watch as they share their collective insights on this revolutionary lens, the success rates and benefits, as well as the importance of a team approach and patient trust.