Episode Details

Ever wondered what happens when your eye jelly decides to collapse in on itself? Or why some cataract surgeons apparently get squeamish around LASIK patients (spoiler: they shouldn’t)? This episode takes you from pediatrician pep rallies to the surprisingly dark side of floaters and flashes. Along the way, I’ll rant a little, nerd out a lot, and maybe terrify you just enough to finally schedule that eye exam.

Takeaways:

• What flashes of light really mean—and why they send ophthalmologists running for the laser.

• Why pediatricians stand out in Washington, and what the rest of us could learn from them.

• The surprising risk of pairing multifocal lenses with LASIK eyes (and why I say “no thanks”).

• The week I had a flood of retinal tears in clinic—and the lessons you need to know.

• Why stepping back from the noise of social media might just save your sanity (and your career).

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