Presbyopia Drops: A Foundation for Future Care

Presbyopia drops are more than just a new tool—they’re a strategic entry point into the lifelong care pathway for patients with presbyopia.

By: Mitchell A. Jackson, MD, Melissa Bollinger, OD, FAAO

Ophthalmology Management November 1, 2025 Vol 29, Issue November/December 2025 Page(s): 22-23

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Mitchell A. Jackson

Specialties: Ophthalmology

Bio: Mitchell A. Jackson, MD, is an ophthalmologist in Chicago whose work in Ophthalmology Management has addressed treatment considerations for ocular allergy symptoms in patients with prior refractive surgery, including LASIK and PRK. His article discusses therapy selection for allergic conjunctivitis in a refractive surgery practice, with attention to itching, tearing, hyperemia, conjunctival swelling, eyelid edema, and dry eye risk.

Melissa Bollinger

Optometrist

Affiliations: Jacksoneye

Specialties: Optometry

Bio: Melissa Bollinger, OD, FAAO, is an optometrist at Jacksoneye, an integrated ophthalmology and optometry practice in Lake Villa, Illinois. Her clinical work and writing focus on eye care for patients with presbyopia, including the role of pharmacologic presbyopia drops in initiating long-term care for age-related near-vision changes.

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