I am often asked by fellow doctors how I explain OrthoK to my patients. I use simple, easy- to-understand terms. OrthoK is by far the most enjoyable part of my busy practice, and I believe
Practitioners often wonder if they should incorporate OrthoK into their services. They ask: Is there a market for this? How do I capture patients and learn how to fit the lenses? From my experience, I
Achieving clinical success with orthokeratology requires clinical knowledge to meet the unique set of challenges that each patient presents. In addition, you need a comprehensive set of diagnostic tools and the best lens designs available
Presenting OrthoK to patients and parents can be an uphill climb. You often need to communicate the very concept of OrthoK, describe the process it entails, set expectations, and establish its overall value. Those are
