Alcon Science Resource Library

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

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 distance acuity. This video reviews clinical…

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…

An endoillumination light source must provide adequate and satisfactory illumination, but it must also account for the aphakic hazard experienced by the patient (light-absorbing features of the cornea and the lens are bypassed…

Utilizing accurate Lens Constants for specific IOL models and employing an appropriate new generation IOL formula can improve the refractive outcome of a cataract procedure

Discover clinical insights on the performance of a modern toric monthly contact lens in patients with astigmatism who frequently use digital devices. This video explores visual stability, comfort, and lens performance…

This video reviews clinical data on visual stability, refractive predictability, and considerations for optimising surgical planning in glaucoma management.

This video highlights real-world insights into quality of vision and comfort, offering practical considerations for optimising refractive surgery results.