Welcome to the latest issue of Presbyopia Physician, your premier source for insights, updates, and expert analysis in the field of presbyopia. All things in focus no matter the working distance.

As we continue on this journey, we invite you to explore the latest advancements, emerging trends, and best practices shaping the landscape of presbyopia management and beyond.

In this edition, our journey begins with a groundbreaking update on LENZ Therapeutics’ pioneering efforts in presbyopia treatment. Within these pages, you will discover the latest developments in their innovative approach to addressing age-related vision changes, offering hope and promise to millions of individuals seeking clearer vision and improved quality of life.

Continuing our exploration of refractive presbyopia care, we delve into the intricacies of multifocal contact lens wear, examining strategies to optimize ocular surface health and comfort for patients navigating the complexities of presbyopia. Through expert analysis and practical insights, we aim to empower practitioners with the knowledge and tools to deliver superior care to their multifocal lens-wearing patients.

In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements and evolving patient expectations, maintaining consistency across practice locations is paramount. Our discussion on aligning messaging and branding across multiple locations offers valuable insights and strategies to cultivate a seamless and cohesive practice identity, fostering trust and loyalty among patients.

The evolution of spectacle lens design continues to redefine the standard of care in presbyopia management, with progressive lenses leading the charge in providing enhanced visual performance and comfort. Our examination of progressive lens design trends illuminates the latest innovations and advancements, equipping practitioners with the knowledge and expertise to meet the diverse needs of their presbyopic patients.

The introduction of the new version of the Light Adjustable Lens marks a significant milestone in cataract surgery, offering unprecedented flexibility and customization to optimize visual outcomes. Our exploration of this innovative technology and its potential applications unveils exciting possibilities for personalized cataract care, ushering in a new era of surgical precision and patient satisfaction.

Finally, we turn our attention to the new Odyssey intraocular lens (IOL), a cutting-edge advancement in IOL technology designed to enhance visual clarity and quality for cataract patients. Through an in-depth analysis of its features and benefits, we provide practitioners with valuable insights to optimize outcomes and elevate patient satisfaction in the realm of premium cataract surgery.

As you navigate through the pages of this issue, we hope you find inspiration and enlightenment, fueling your passion for excellence in presbyopia management and ocular health.

Jacob Lang, OD Dr. Lang is the lead optometrist at Associated Eye Care in Minnesota and is the director of the practice’s ocular disease residency program. He specializes in cornea and ocular surface diseases, as well as therapeutic contact lenses and surgical comanagement. He is also adjunct clinical faculty at the Illinois College of Optometry, The Ohio State University, and Salus University.

Jennifer Loh, MD Dr. Loh is a board-certified ophthalmologist practicing in Miami, with a focus on cataract-refractive surgery and dry eye disease. She is founder and medical director of her practice, Loh Ophthalmology Associates, which she started in 2016. Dr. Loh also spends her time as a clinical and surgical attending physician for the Larkin Hospital Ophthalmology Residency program. She is a graduate of Indiana University School of Medicine, where she completed both medical school and ophthalmology residency.