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Adding Eyelid Lesion Removal to Your Practice: The Business Case

Adding Eyelid Lesion Removal to Your Practice: ...

Adding eyelid lesion removal to your practice is one of the highest-return, lowest-cost services an optometrist can offer. The lesions are ones you already diagnose every week, and the startup...

Adding Eyelid Lesion Removal to Your Practice: ...

Adding eyelid lesion removal to your practice is one of the highest-return, lowest-cost services an optometrist can offer. The lesions are ones you already diagnose every week, and the startup...

Featured in Review of Optometry: Our Take on "Expand with Chemical Cautery"

Featured in Review of Optometry: Our Take on "E...

We were proud to see Derma Cautery featured in Review of Optometry. In the May 2026 article "Expand with Chemical Cautery," Nate Lighthizer, OD, one of the most respected voices...

Featured in Review of Optometry: Our Take on "E...

We were proud to see Derma Cautery featured in Review of Optometry. In the May 2026 article "Expand with Chemical Cautery," Nate Lighthizer, OD, one of the most respected voices...

Benign Eyelid Lesions: Types and Treatment Options

Benign Eyelid Lesions: Types and Treatment Options

What are benign eyelid lesions? A benign eyelid lesion is any non-cancerous growth or change in the tissue of the eyelid. Because eye skin is the thinnest on the body...

Benign Eyelid Lesions: Types and Treatment Options

What are benign eyelid lesions? A benign eyelid lesion is any non-cancerous growth or change in the tissue of the eyelid. Because eye skin is the thinnest on the body...

Can Eyelid Lesion Removal Be Billed to Insurance?

Can Eyelid Lesion Removal Be Billed to Insurance?

Understanding insurance coverage when treating eyelid lesions. Is eyelid lesion removal covered by insurance? It's one of the most common questions we hear from eye care professionals considering adding in-office...

Can Eyelid Lesion Removal Be Billed to Insurance?

Understanding insurance coverage when treating eyelid lesions. Is eyelid lesion removal covered by insurance? It's one of the most common questions we hear from eye care professionals considering adding in-office...

How it Works

Derma Cautery™ utilizes a powerful chemical to cauterize the affected dermal layer, cutting off the blood supply to the lesion. The lesion then naturally dies and sloughs off, leaving clear, healthy skin. Under the care of a skilled professional, this method is both safe and effective.

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Learn How To Add $70,000+ in Revenue to your Optometry Practice...

...Without Adding more Patients, Buying Expensive Equipment or Working more Hours.