EuroEyes LEC London and London Vision Clinic proudly hosted their first collaborative CPD event for optometrists on Sunday, 6th July 2025, bringing together professionals from across the UK for a full day dedicated to the evolving treatment landscape of presbyopia.
Held at the prestigious Royal College of Physicians in London, the seminar was a huge success! Offering attendees a rare opportunity to hear directly from some of the most respected names in ophthalmology.
World-Class Speakers & Cutting-Edge Topics
The day opened with a keynote from Jørn Jørgensen, setting the tone with a forward-looking exploration of the future of presbyopia care. Throughout the day, attendees heard from leading experts including:
- Prof. Dan Reinstein on the biological mechanism of presbyopia
- Mr. Fadi Kherdaji covering lens-based surgical approaches
- Prof. Michael Knorz presenting outcomes from the Rayner Galaxy Lens
- Mr. Michael Zhang on the evolving potential of Light Adjustable Lenses
- Mr. Glenn Carp with insights into corneal laser-based treatments
- Mr. Darshak Patel and Sharon Ritchie on surgical suitability and diagnostics
- Keith McKay and Vimal Piparia focusing on postoperative patient care
The event closed with a collaborative session highlighting the BEDR App, a tool designed to strengthen communication between ophthalmology and optometry, and an optional workshop on Dry Eye Management led by Sharon Ritchie and Keith McKay.
Sponsored By Industry Leaders
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to our generous sponsors whose support helped make this event possible:
ZEISS, Rayner, Thea Pharmaceuticals, Mainline Instruments, RxSight, and Book and Eye Doctor App
A Shared Commitment to Education and Innovation
This joint CPD event reflects a shared mission between EuroEyes and London Vision Clinic, to advance eye care through innovation, collaboration, and clinical excellence. The turnout and enthusiasm from the optometry community shows that the future of presbyopia care in the UK is bright, connected, and driven by knowledge.
