If you have invested in dry eye equipment, trained your staff, and dedicated time during exams to identify meibomian gland dysfunction, you have already done the hard part. But if your treatment room still sits empty and your calendar has too many gaps, the issue is not with your diagnosis. The issue is with what […]
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When a patient visits your office for a routine eye exam, they walk in expecting a prescription update or maybe a new pair of glasses. What they are not expecting is a new diagnosis, especially one they have never heard of before. That is exactly what happens when you diagnose dry eye disease. For you, […]
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Today’s patients are more skeptical than ever. When you tell a younger patient that they have dry eye disease and mention a treatment they have never heard of, their first instinct may be to feel suspicious. They think, “I don’t feel anything. Is this really necessary? Is my doctor trying to sell me something?” This […]
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