Contact lenses are ‘Big in Japan’

Contact lenses are ‘Big in Japan’ as future of care to be discussed at BCLA Asia conference

Emerging research shaping the future of contact lens clinical care will be showcased at BCLA Asia this May in Tokyo, Japan.

Being held as part of the Japan Contact Lens Society’s (JCLS) Annual Conference, the highly anticipated BCLA programme will examine the latest in evidence‑based practice across novel contact lenses, dry eye and myopia management.

BCLA chief executive Brad Parkes said: “Featuring an exceptional line‑up of Japanese and international experts from more than a dozen countries, BCLA Asia will bring together global perspectives and cutting‑edge insights.

“We’re looking forward to working closely with colleagues from the JCLS to ensure delegates can benefit from a strong clinical and scientific programme, including the latest research papers and poster presentations.

“Registration will get underway soon so now is the time to plan your travel and accommodation, ensuring you can join us for what promises to be an incredible three days in beautiful Japan.”

The conference will offer bilingual sessions in English and Japanese to support participation from all audiences. Delegates will have opportunities to network with peers, researchers, and industry partners from across Asia and beyond.

The 68th Annual Meeting of the JCLS will be held at the Takanawa Gateway Convention Center in Tokyo from 29 to 31 May, with BCLA Asia taking place on the first day featuring sponsored symposia and seminars, free paper sessions, and poster sessions.

Registration opens on Friday, 20 February, with early bird rates available until Friday, 1 May. All registrations must be completed via the official conference website. A direct link to the registration page is available on the BCLA website.

Platinum sponsors are CooperVision, Menicon and Ophtecs Corporation.

For more details visit www.bcla.org.uk