The LAL: A Light Adjustable Advantage for Your Practice

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Since its debut, the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®) has helped doctors make huge strides in patient care. As the only intraocular lens that can be adjusted in the eye after cataract surgery, it’s changed the way they approach postoperative care and their ability to give patients their ideal visual outcome.

Brian Szabo, DO, with Newsom Eye is joining Practice Habits to share his experience with the Light Adjustable Lens, the positive impact it’s had on his patients—as well as his practice’s bottom line.

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