Alcon Science Resource Library

Dry eye disease (DED) is a complex and highly prevalent ocular condition with unique challenges for eye care practitioners

The tear film lipid layer is compromised in evaporative dry eye patients, resulting in less protection against tear evaporation.

This video reviews medication reduction, intraocular pressure trends, and long-term safety outcomes, highlighting the potential of MIGS to optimise treatment in this challenging patient population.

Microsurgery involves the surgeon working at, or just beyond, the threshold of human dexterity as well as beyond the threshold of sensory feedback needed for good control of an instrument

Multifocality in IOLs is achieved through refractive or diffractive optical approaches

Managing ocular surface diseases (OSD), especially dry-eye disease (DED), is critical to improve visual outcomes and patient satisfaction after cataract surgery.

Our current lifestyle exposes us to an abundance of blue light in our daily lives in the form of laptops, cell phones and tablets

In this video, Dr Debbie Kuo, MD, presents: Learn how bilateral implantation of a new aspheric, non-diffractive EDOF IOL with a mini-monovision strategy can enhance intermediate and near vision while maintaining excellent…

At Alcon, our ocular health products for dry eye and ocular allergy, such as SYSTANE® lubricant eye drops, are designed, manufactured and marketed with a body of science developed through rigorous bench research and clinical…