Watch parts I and II of the Misunderstandings in Keratoconus webinar series that was recently presented by fellows of the SLS. Drs. Barry Eiden and Gloria Chiu discuss their expertise on keratoconus and its management with and without scleral lenses. Don’t miss out on these educational gems! Part I: Detection and Interventions Watch the recent […]
BOSTONSIGHT TO HOST INTRODUCTORY WEBINAR ON SCLERAL LENS FITTING SUCCESS Needham, Mass. –March 16, 2021 – BostonSight® will host a scleral lens webinar on Thursday, April 6th at 8 p.m. EDT. In this one-hour webinar, Dr. Vishakha Thakrar, O.D., FSLS, FAAO and Dr. Jennifer Liao, OD, FAAO, FSLS will teach attendees the fundamentals of scleral lens fitting […]
Check out the recording of the first virtual session of the 2021 IFSLR. Drs. Dan Samaha, Jenny Fogt, and Gloria Chiu share their research and clinical experiences around scleral lenses and IOP. Joined by the invited panel members Drs. Langis Michaud and Jason Nichols, and moderated by Dr. Maria Walker. Session 2 was “Scleral Lenses […]
Missed the recent webinar on scleral lens research? Watch the archived webinar here.
If you missed out on the live webinar on 9/22/2020, watch the archived version of this informative webinar here! Don’t miss out on the Q&A at the end! Suitable for novice and advanced scleral lens fitters.
Did you miss the SLS webinar on 7/13/20?? Don’t worry, here is the recorded version! Listen to Drs. Greg DeNeayer and Dan Fuller as they discuss “How to Fit Sclerals” in this basic and extremely informative webinar by scleral lens experts!! Visit our Living Library page to view our other archived webinars.
The SLS has teamed up with The Dry Eye Shop to offer a new form for patient instructions. This 2-page PDF form can be printed and given to patients to quickly recommend the currently available products and solutions for scleral lenses. Visit our clinical resources page to download this form and other forms including initial […]
As of April 4, the CDC is recommending all people wear a face covering when out in public, such as at grocery stores, gas stations, and pharmacies. Face coverings can be made of cloth, scarves, or other wardrobe items. This serves as a reminder that the transmission of these viruses is through our faces, through […]
