Refractive Surgery / What’s new in wet AMD? / Minimally invasive glaucoma surgery

Refractive Surgery: Options and Outcomes

Date: 02/09/2026 (AEST)

Venue: G1, 21 Parraween Street, Cremorne, NSW, 2090

Provider: Lumière Vision

Contact: Sandy Ly, [E] clinical@lumierevision.com.au, [P] (02) 9338 8888

Join Dr Tanya Trinh, Dr Charmaine Chung and Dr Colin Clement as they host an intimate, personalised event in a boutique practice. 

Learning Objectives

• Identify suitable candidates for corneal and lens-based refractive surgery based on refractive error, ocular surface status, lifestyle demands, and visual priorities
• Interpret refractive surgery outcomes and limitations, including quality of vision, predictability, and common sources of postoperative dissatisfaction
• Recognise preoperative risk factors and postoperative red flags that influence refractive outcomes, referral timing, and co-management decisions
• Implement evidence-based therapeutic strategies to support corneal and lenticular healing during postoperative co-management, optimizing visual recovery and refractive stability
• Recognise recent advances in the diagnosis and emerging treatment options for wet AMD.
• Identify appropriate referral pathways and urgency for patients with suspected wet AMD.
• Discuss the role of multimodal retinal imaging in the diagnosis, monitoring, and co-management of patients with wet AMD.
• Strengthen collaborative co-management between ophthalmologists and community optometrists to optimise patient outcomes
• Describe the indications, benefits, and limitations of minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) within contemporary glaucoma management.
• Identify patients who may be suitable for referral for MIGS and understand where it fits within the glaucoma treatment pathway.
• Compare MIGS with conventional glaucoma surgical procedures and understand their respective roles in patient management.
• Understand the principles of the Olleyes Visual Field system and its role in glaucoma assessment and monitoring.
• Recognise the advantages and limitations of tablet-based visual field testing compared with conventional automated perimetry.
  

Max CPD hours awarded: 3.0

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