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Two recent drug approvals changed the game for ocular surface disease: Xdemvy (lotilaner ophthalmic solution) 0.25 percent (Tarsus Pharmaceuticals) for Demodex blepharitis, and Miebo (perfluorohexyloctane ophthalmic solution) from Bausch + Lomb and Novaliq for evaporative dry eye disease. On today’s podcast, two ocular surface disease experts talk about these and other developments related to dry eye. Our guests: • Laura Periman, MD, aka “the dry eye master” and founder of Periman Eye Institute • Lisa Nijm, MD, JD, a corneal, cataract, and Lasik specialist at Warrenville Eyecare and Lasik in Warrenville, Illinois Dr. Periman was an investigator in the Xdemvy clinical trials, and Dr. Nijm was involved in an extended observational study. “Before Xdemvy, patients’ options were limited,” Dr. Nijm told host Carey Powers. “When treated with Xdemvy, at one year, about 60 percent of patients still had clearance of Demodex.” Periman noted that during clinical trials, within a week or two she noticed “impressive improvements” in redness, reduction of collarette, and mite load in patients treated with Xdemvy. She also said the drug was “extremely well tolerated.” Miebo, a product designed to prevent excessive tear evaporation in patients with dry eye, is also expected to bring relief to a wide number of people. Dr. Periman sees Miebo as a “rapid go-to” for patients with an evaporative component, as it will potentially allow the ocular surface to protect the cornea as it’s supposed to. These two products alone will help make ocular surface diseases easier to manage; however, other exciting innovations emerging later this year could liven up the playing field. Listen to the podcast today to discover: • Drs. Periman and Nijm’s insights into the Xdemvy clinical trias and why they’re not surprised the drug received early FDA approval. • How to identify Demodex in the clinic: a quick tip from Dr. Periman. • Why patient education around lid hygiene remains important even with use of Xdemvy. • How to best use the latest dry eye treatments to treat ocular surface disease. • What makes Miebo a unique and widely applicable product. • Innovations on the horizon in dry eye disease, from pharmaceuticals to neurostimulators. • How the aesthetic components of dry eye disease factor into clinical care. [Listen Now] Resources Lisa Nijm, MD, JD: warrenvilleeyecare.com Laura Periman, MD: dryeyemaster.com/about-laura-periman Carey Powers: ois.net/carey-powers Website: https://ois.net FOLLOW Ophthalmology Innovation Source On Social Media: ► LinkedIn: / ois-net ► Twitter: / oistweets JOIN Our Group For Ophthalmology Innovation & Investment On LinkedIn / 2189664 SUBSCRIBE To Our Weekly OIS Newsletter http://bit.ly/2yFOXUt VIEW Our Past Ophthalmology Event Conferences: https://ois.net/past-events REGISTER For Our Next Meeting: https://ois.net/2023-ois-events #OIS #Ophthalmology #Healthcare #Ophthalmic #Medicalinnovation #Retina #Eyediseases _________________________________________________________________ About OIS Ophthalmology Innovation Summit (OIS) facilitates meaningful interactions and the exchange of information between clinical, capital, and corporate leaders to accelerate the development and commercialization of novel therapies to address unmet needs. Since 2009, the Ophthalmology Innovation Summit programs are independently produced conferences presented annually by Healthegy, Inc.