We recently had a great conversation on LinkedIn that I wanted to invite you to join: Who would you say is the most challenging group to convert for vision correction?

I’ve got my opinion. From a commercial standpoint, I think it’s the 40–45-year-old myopes. They’re not quite presbyopic yet, but they hesitate because they fear losing their ability to read up close after treatment.

I’m curious—what do you think? How do you approach this group in your practice?

Take a look at the responses from some of your colleagues below. 👇

Valerio Bo
Refractive surgeon

Bojan Kozomara
Cataract and Refractive Surgeon

Francesco Carones
Refractive surgeon

Tina Khanam
Refractive, Cataract & Cornea Surgeon

Bijan Farpour
Co-Fondateur et Médecin responsable Vision Laser

Florian Tobias Alwin
Cataract and Refractive Surgeon

Purvi Thomson
Head of Optometry

Romesh Angunawela
Vision Correction Surgeon

Aanchal Gupta
Laser Refractive and Cataract Surgeon

Andrzej Dmitriew
Cataract and Refractive Eye Surgeon

Masara Laginaf
Consultant Corneal, Cataract and Refractive Surgeon

Nino Kobakhidze
Cataract and Refractive Surgeon, Glaucoma Specialist

Now, what about you? After hearing from some of your colleagues, do you agree with their insights? Have you encountered similar challenges, or do you have a different perspective?

Every patient group presents unique hurdles, and the way we approach them can make all the difference.