Consultation Process with Premium IOL Patients
by Damien Goldberg MD, Tal Raviv MD, FACS
Choosing the right premium IOL candidate and making sure they have realistic expectations is an integral part of running a successful premium practice. Damien Goldberg, MD, and Tal Raviv, MD, share tips on how they talk with patients about lens options.
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