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How Does Refractive Surgery Co-management Work? Are you curious about how eye care professionals work together to help patients achieve clear vision without glasses or contact lenses? In this video, we’ll explain the process of refractive surgery co-management and how optometrists and surgeons collaborate to ensure successful outcomes. We’ll start by discussing the role of the optometrist in evaluating eye health and determining candidacy for procedures like LASIK, PRK, or SMILE. You’ll learn about the detailed eye exams involved and how these assessments guide the treatment plan. We’ll then cover what happens during the surgical procedure itself, including how advanced mapping and customization improve results. After surgery, the optometrist’s follow-up care is essential for monitoring healing, managing any complications, and guiding patients through recovery. We’ll also highlight the importance of ongoing care to maintain optimal vision and eye health in the long term. This teamwork approach not only enhances patient experience but also ensures continuous, personalized eye care. Whether you’re an eye care professional or simply interested in understanding how refractive surgery works, this video provides clear insights into the co-management process. Subscribe for more expert explanations on eye health and optometry topics.

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