March 12, 2026

The Most Influential Conversations in Ophthalmology Aren’t on the Podium

How WhatsApp is quietly shaping clinical practice

The Ophthalmologist

March 03, 2026

Eyelid Surgery is Not Cosmetic Surgery

... and treating it as such is a clinical error, writes Dion Paridaens

The Ophthalmologist

February 27, 2026

The Ophthalmologist’s Time Machine 38

Glaucoma, eugenics, and Lucien Howe (1848-1928): when the personal became political

The Ophthalmologist

February 26, 2026

Bridging Pakistan’s Vision Gap

From doorstep to hospital: tackling preventable vision impairment in Pakistan

The Ophthalmologist

February 23, 2026

Competence Over Time

Should time really surpass competence when it comes to ophthalmology training?

The Ophthalmologist

February 19, 2026

Toward Better Management of Charles Bonnet Syndrome

Newly published guidance presents a practical guide to managing CBS in busy clinics

The Ophthalmologist

February 17, 2026

When Growth Depends on ONE Surgeon, Your Practice is at Risk

Why surgeon-dependent conversion creates volatility, underused capacity, and a ceiling no amount of marketing can fix

The Ophthalmologist

February 16, 2026

Decision Making in the Modern OR: Designing for Efficiency and Predictability

How experienced surgeons balance innovation, consistency, and confidence

The Ophthalmologist

February 09, 2026

Budget Cuts Put Vision Health Progress at Risk, Warns Prevent Blindness

Prevent Blindness responds to Congress’s decision to reduce funding for the CDC’s Vision Health Initiative

The Ophthalmologist

February 03, 2026

Doctors, Industry, and the Uneasy Art of Collaboration: Is It Worth It?

Doctors and industry need each other more than ever, yet collaboration can still feel clumsy and transactional

The Ophthalmologist