Larger optical zones had fewer postoperative spherical aberrations. Higher attempted corrections had larger increases in spherical aberrations. Larger treatment diameters minimized postoperative spherical aberrations.

Monocular UCVA was similar for both groups, whereas binocular UCVA was better in the Visian ICL group. The Visian ICL group had more accurate refractive outcomes than the Verisyse lens group.

Hyperopic LASIK with LADARVision 4000 with the ablation zone centered on the coaxially sighted corneal light reflex did not adversely affect BSCVA and BSCCS.

Epidemiologic study, level V.

A case of an 87-year-old woman with a history of Graves disease presenting with a 5-year history of severe ptosis and very poor levator function of the left side is presented. MRI revealed marked enlargement of all extraocular muscles and significant enlargement of the left levator muscle. Given the patient's age and atypical presentation of thyroid eye disease (TED), she was taken to the operating room for biopsy and ptosis repair with frontalis suspension. Histopathological analysis revealed chronic inflammation and fibrosis consistent with Graves disease.