Let me take this opportunity to welcome you to my personalized Wave in-depth consultation services. Since you are on this page, you have decided that you are in need of some individual attention. Perhaps this is just a very difficult case and you are looking for a "one-shot" fix. Perhaps you have been somewhat frustrated by your design attempts and fail as often as you are successful. Perhaps you have now decided to take the plunge into custom gas permeable multifocal lenses and are not sure where to begin. Maybe you have been working with Orthokeratology in some "pre-packaged" form i.e. CRT, BE, DreamLens, etc. but now would like more control over your designs.   View samples of what can be achieved with custom Orthokeratology designs right here.   Whatever your goals, rest easy in the knowledge that you are in the right place. Your help and guidance await.

The fees you incur utilizing my consultation services are based on the nature of the case. The fees you will be paying for my services are calculated using a direct proportional fraction of the fees that I charge my patients for these very same types of cases. I have structured my consultation fees this way based on certain considerations. I have been providing this type of care for my patients for well over a decade and I know exactly how much time, effort, and costs are involved for each of these types of cases. If your "retail" fees are similar to mine, this direct proportional fractional approach will allow you the opportunity to not only learn from the case, but also to cover your costs of consultation and the costs of doing business. There may even be a small amount of profit for you but the primary goal of these cases and having the fees so structured, is to provide you the guidance and help without additional out-of-pocket expenses. When hiring me for a case, you have hired me to co-manage that case with you for three months from the time we start. This allows additional help on the case well beyond the initial design of the first pair of lenses. Subsequent fitting issues, physiological problems, clinical pearls and "tricks", handling the over-refractive data should all be addressable within that initial three month period. Additionally, if you have the ability to shoot slit-lamp digital photography or better yet, slit-lamp videography, I encourage you to send this information to me for follow-up analysis, as well as possible additional design modifications. This affords this co-management relationship of some of these very difficult cases, the greatest chance of success.

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PLEASE READ VERY CAREFULLY TO AVOID COSTLY MISTAKES!

The process of consultation begins on this page with the Case Selection Table below. In the table, you will see a 3 step selection process proceeding from LEFT TO RIGHT and BOTTOM TO TOP. This is where you will specify the type of case with which you would like my help. The proper way to use this table is to select the highest line item that best represents your particular case.
Begin with the column labelled "Step #1" and choose the highest position on the table of the 3 boxes that best represents your case. Then proceed to "Step #2" and choose the highest position line item next to the box that you chose in Step #1 that continues to best describe your case. All gas permeable designs except for the single line item labelled "Scleral Gas Permeable" will be corneal gas permeable design lenses. Proceed to "Step #3" on the same line that you selected in "Step #2." In this box you will notice an "Add to Cart" button and perhaps a "drop down menu" selector. If there is a drop down menu selector in your box please click on the arrow to further sub-categorize your case. Choose the best sub-category that represents your case. Once this is selected, you can then press the "Add to Cart" button.
You will then be taken to a page that will show you exactly what type of case you have chosen and the associated consultation fees. You can view this page at anytime by pressing the "View Cart" button at the bottom right of the Case Selection Table. If you want help on only one case at this time, you can then proceed to "checkout." If you would like help on multiple cases, you can click the "continue shopping" button and you will be returned to this page. You can now add each type of additional case to your "cart." When you are done with the case selection process, you can proceed to "checkout" which will take you to another page to submit payment.
On this page there will be a summary of charges. Payment will be through Paypal which is safe, secure and easy for you to use. You do NOT need a Paypal account to use this form of payment. Paypal can accept all major credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, and echeck. There is a button to click if you don't have a Paypal account that will take you to a billing information page that will allow you to pay by credit card. If you would like to pay using a Paypal account, the signup process is very fast and easy. After payment is made successfully you will be taken to a page that will allow you to send your case(s) to me. Directions for this process will be on that page. After the funds from your payment have cleared, my turnaround time under most circumstances is within 3 business days but generally only 1 business day is necessary.

Thank you for using my consultation services. I look forward to a great working relationship that will enhance your contact lens practice and allow you and your practice to provide your patients the highest level of care possible.

CASE SELECTION TABLE
Please Make Your Selection(s) Below;
Step #1	Step #2	Step #3
Irregular Cornea Gas Permeable or Soft Lens
	Scleral Gas Permeable Lens	Sub-Category Post-LASI(E)K Post-PRK Post-PTK Post-RK Post-AK Post-CK Post-ALK Other Post-RS Multiple-RS Keratoconus Other Ectasia Post-PK Trauma Other
	Orthokeratology	Sub-Category Post-LASI(E)K Post-PRK Post-PTK Post-RK Post-AK Post-CK Post-ALK Other Post-RS Multiple-RS Trauma Other
	Post-Corneal Refractive Surgery	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Keratoconus	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Corneal Transplant	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Corneal Trauma	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Unspecified (Other)	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
Normal Cornea Gas Permeable Lens
	Orthokeratology; Plus (Hyperopic) Case
	Orthokeratology; 1) Greater Than Or Equal -3.00 Sph. eq. 2) Cylinder Greater Than Or Equal -1.25
	Orthokeratology; 1) Less Than -3.00 Sph. eq. 2) Cylinder Less Than -1.25
	Multifocal Toric	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Multifocal Sphere
	Single Vision Toric	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Single Vision Sphere
Normal Cornea Soft Lens
	Multifocal Toric	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Multifocal Sphere
	Single Vision Toric	Sub-Category Front Toric Back Toric Bi-Toric Don't Know
	Single Vision Sphere

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