Corrected View with Dr. Brianna Rhue

From Corneal to Trans-Limbal Dr. Arroyo’s Blueprint for Ortho‑K Success

This podcast episode featured Dr. Julio Arroyo discussing his journey in orthokeratology and myopia management with hosts AAOMC and Dwight. Dr. Arroyo shared his 18-year experience building a successful ortho-K practice in The Woodlands, Texas, focusing primarily on adult patients and emphasizing the importance of marketing, patient selection, and trans-limbal designs. He detailed his evolution from traditional corneal designs to trans-limbal ortho-K, explaining the benefits and potential future adoption of this approach. The conversation also covered Dr. Arroyo's marketing strategies, including social media campaigns, TV appearances, and branding efforts that helped grow his practice significantly. The hosts and Dr. Arroyo discussed the importance of attending Vision by Design conferences for ongoing education and networking in the orthokeratology community.

Vision by Design Spotlight: Vendor Conversations

Join Dr. Anith Pillai and Dr. Dwight Barnes as they take you on a guided tour through the AAOMC Vision by Design 2025 Exhibit Hall. In this special series, they stop at booths, chat with vendors, and uncover the latest innovations in myopia management—from cutting-edge lenses to breakthrough technologies. Whether you’re an eye care professional or simply curious about the future of vision care, this podcast brings you insider access to the products and people shaping the industry.

Corrected View with Dr. Justin Kwan

In this insightful episode, Dr. Justin Kwan shares his journey from private practice to becoming a key figure at CooperVision, one of the leading companies in myopia management and contact lens innovation. Hosted by Dr. Dwight Barnes and Dr. Anith Pillai, the conversation explores Dr. Kwan’s clinical background, his transition into industry, and the evolving landscape of myopia control. Listeners will gain valuable perspectives on the future of optometry, the importance of evidence-based care, and how practitioners can make a meaningful impact in both clinical and corporate settings.

Corrected View with Dr. Alan Glazier

In this episode of The Corrected View, we sit down with Dr. Alan Glazier—renowned optometrist, visionary entrepreneur, and founder of Shady Grove Eye and Vision Care in Rockville. Dr. Glazier shares insights from his incredible journey through clinical practice, innovation, and leadership in optometry. From founding one of the most respected practices in the region to holding seven patents in computer science and ophthalmology, he’s constantly pushing boundaries. We explore his role in shaping the future of eye care through his work at Keplr Vision, his impact on the profession as one of the “50 Most Influential Optometrists of All Time,” and his passion for mentorship, education, and innovation. Tune in as we discuss marketing strategies, the evolving landscape of vision care, and how Dr. Glazier continues to lead with curiosity and purpose—proving that the best view of the future is one that’s always being refined.

Corrected View with Dr. Brianna Rhue

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Brianna Rhue, co-founder and CEO of Dr. Contact Lens, private practice owner, and passionate advocate for myopia control. Dr. Rhue shares her inspiring journey from running a successful optometry practice to founding a tech company aimed at revolutionizing the patient experience. She delves into how she discovered her passion for myopia control, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and her vision for the future of eye care. Whether you're a fellow practitioner, a tech enthusiast, or someone curious about myopia management, this episode offers invaluable insights into the intersection of healthcare and innovation.