Pharmacologic therapies are reshaping presbyopia management, introducing new options that act through distinct effects on the pupil and ciliary body. Understanding how these mechanisms translate into clinical efficacy and safety is critical for informed decision-making. In this first episode of a two-part video podcast series, adapted from a live symposium, expert faculty examine key mechanistic distinctions among agents and critically review clinical trial data, including efficacy and safety outcomes across diverse patient populations. Stream the full video or listen on the go with the audio-only version, and download the Presbyopia Pharmacology Fast Facts for a concise clinical reference.
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