The International Summer School in Lecce, Italy. Hosted by the University of Bologna, Dept. of Ophthalmology. Professor Sergio Scalinci hosted a great session! An honor to be a part of the faculty for the superb meeting.
Monday, July 5, 2010
International Summer School in Lecce, Italy
The International Summer School in Lecce, Italy. Hosted by the University of Bologna, Dept. of Ophthalmology. Professor Sergio Scalinci hosted a great session! An honor to be a part of the faculty for the superb meeting.
Friday, July 2, 2010
1st European Cornea Society (EUCornea Meeting) in Venice, Italy
What an honor to speak at the inaugural annual European Cornea Society Meeting in Venice, Italy. This was my first time in Venice. What a beautiful and amazing city!! Excellent meeting and the Italians clinician scientists were perfect hosts.
Spent a few days before the meeting in Florence to learn about the amazing history of Italy and its Florentine artists like Michelangelo. Also took a tour of the countryside in Tuscany. Magnificent views!
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Dr. Lee honored by Premier Surgeon

Premier Surgeon, a new monthly journal publication developed by Ocular Surgery News and published by Slack, Inc, has selected 250 of the nation's top innovators and leaders in vision correction using multifocal and accommodative lens implants. I am honored to be selected in this esteemed group of specialists throughout the United States. You can view the PS 250 list at the following link:
http://www.eyeconsultants.net/PDF%20downloads/premier-surgeon-list-ps250.pdf
Annual Meeting for America's Leading Corneal Transplant Surgeons
Just returning from the annual Eye Bank Association of America's Annual Meeting in Hilton Head. Congratulations to Bruce Varnum, CEO and President of the Georgia Eye Bank, for completing his term as Chair of the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA). While I spend a good proportion of my time doing cataracts and LASIK, I also serve as one of the medical directors to the Georgia Eye Bank and perform a large number of corneal transplants to patients in Tennessee, Georgia, and adjacent states in the southeast. It is truly an honor to work with Bruce and the EBAA, the organization that provides corneas to people all over the country who are blind and need cornea transplants to see. Bruce is a true example of "paying it forward". After receiving cornea transplants at a young age after going blind, he has paid it forward to pave the way for many others to receive sight through the gift of cornea transplantation. Myself and all of Georgia should thank Bruce!! We are very fortunate to have him here in Georgia as the head of OUR eye bank!!
Thursday, May 6, 2010
The World Cornea Congress VI- Meeting of World's Elite Cornea Specialists

World Cornea Congress VI was held in Boston this year. This is a 2 day meeting that is held every 5 years and involves presentations of new research and cutting edge cornea and refractive topics from the best cornea specialists all over the world. I was asked to present data on correction of astigmatism after corneal transplantation. This included my data on laser vision correction for astigmatism in these patients using our state-of-the-art technology at Piedmont Better Vision.
This was my first visit to Boston. What a great city!! I was able to visit some historical places between meeting days including the countries oldest restaurant.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Focal Points Interview with Dr. Lee on Laser Vision Correction

Focal Points is a quarterly publication by the American Academy of Ophthalmology for teaching and training of ophthalmologists on various topics. I was interviewed in this edition (Feb. 2010) focusing on "Innovations in Advanced Surface Laser Refractive Surgery" along with several other experts across the country. A very nice review of "Advanced Surface Ablation (ASA)" indications and outcomes. For those of you who do not know what ASA is, it is a refractive procedure for vision correction of patients who are not candidates for LASIK. Usually these patients have thin corneas or prescriptions that are too high for LASIK. ASA affords a safer form of vision correction in these situations. If the cornea is too thin, a phakic lens or implantable contact lens is sometimes needed over LASIK or ASA.
Monday, March 15, 2010
American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery Winter Meeting
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