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Thirty Years Together in a Career Defined by Change

Progress begins when we accept that the only certainty is uncertainty.

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  • Scott LaBorwit, MD

  • May 1, 2026

  • 6 min

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    The author reflects on 30 years in ophthalmology, highlighting significant advancements in surgical techniques and technology.

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    The evolution of ophthalmology is driven by a commitment to providing best-in-class patient care rather than solely focusing on innovation.

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    The author recalls memorable experiences, including the challenges and successes encountered throughout their surgical career.

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    Modern ophthalmic surgery incorporates advanced technologies, such as femtosecond lasers and MIGS devices, enhancing patient outcomes.

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    The author expresses curiosity about the future of surgery, acknowledging the rapid changes in the field over the past three decades.

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Thirty Years Together in a Career Defined by Change

  • by Scott LaBorwit, MD

  • May 1, 2026

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