Optometry

Welcome Message

We are delighted to welcome you to the 7^th International Conference on Optometry, taking place on May 07–08, 2026, in Paris, France. This global gathering brings together optometrists, researchers, clinicians, and industry experts to share insights, explore innovations, and discuss the latest advancements in eye care and vision science.

Under the theme “Designing Your Sharpest Sight and Lifelong Eye Wellness” the conference highlights cutting-edge technologies, preventive strategies, and emerging trends that are shaping the future of optometry. Over two days, participants will engage in keynote sessions, workshops, panel discussions, and poster presentations, while also building valuable professional connections worldwide.

We look forward to welcoming you to Paris for an inspiring and collaborative event dedicated to improving vision and eye health globally.

About the Conference

The 7^th International Conference on Optometry is a leading global event dedicated to advancing the field of eye care and vision science. Scheduled for May 07–08, 2026, in Paris, France, it provides an exceptional platform for optometrists, researchers, clinicians, educators, and industry professionals to come together and discuss the latest developments in optometry.

The conference theme, “Designing Your Sharpest Sight and Lifelong Eye Wellness,” encompasses a wide range of topics including preventive eye care, digital diagnostics, ocular disease management, contact lens and spectacle innovations, and AI-assisted vision solutions. Over two days, attendees will participate in keynote presentations, interactive panels, hands-on workshops, and poster sessions, while also exploring an exhibition of the latest products and technologies in vision care.

Set against the inspiring backdrop of Paris, the conference combines professional learning with opportunities for collaboration, networking, and engagement with industry leaders, ensuring participants leave with new knowledge, connections, and strategies to enhance patient care.

Why to Attend

The 7^th International Conference on Optometry, taking place on May 07–08, 2026 in Paris, France, offers a premier platform for eye-care professionals to stay at the forefront of optometric science, clinical practice, and vision-care innovation. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest advancements in myopia management, ocular disease diagnostics, low-vision rehabilitation, contact lens technology, tele-optometry, artificial intelligence applications, visual ergonomics, and pediatric optometry. With evidence-based sessions delivered by renowned global experts, participants can enhance their diagnostic accuracy, strengthen clinical decision-making, and refine techniques that directly elevate patient care and practice outcomes.

Beyond the scientific program, the conference serves as an excellent opportunity to network with optometrists, ophthalmologists, researchers, educators, industry innovators, and healthcare leaders from around the world. Delegates can explore cutting-edge optical equipment, diagnostic devices, imaging technologies, lens innovations, and practice-management solutions through interactive exhibitor sessions and product demonstrations. By engaging with these learning and networking opportunities, attendees can expand their professional reach, build meaningful collaborations, stay competitive in an evolving field, and advance their career with the latest knowledge and technological trends shaping the future of vision care.

Target Audience:

• Optometrists
• Ophthalmologists
• Optometry
• Vision Science Researchers
• Clinical Optometry Educators
•  Orthoptists
•  Opticians and Dispensing Opticians
•  Contact Lens Specialists
•   Low Vision Practitioners
•   Pediatric Eye Care Specialists
•   Geriatric Eye Care Professionals
•   Ocular Disease Experts
•   Public Health Eye Care Professionals
•   Tele-optometry Specialists
•    Eye Care Technicians and Assistants
•    Optical Industry Manufacturers
•    Eye Care Technology Developers
•    Vision Rehabilitation Professionals
•     Healthcare Policy Makers in Eye Health
•     Medical Device & Diagnostic Equipment Companies (Optical Sector)

Sessions And Tracks

Track 1: Clinical Optometry & Visual Assessment

It focuses on enhancing core clinical examination skills. It emphasizes accurate refraction and efficient visual assessment techniques. Participants explore patient-centered examination approaches. Practical cases demonstrate challenges faced in everyday practice. Attendees learn methods to improve diagnostic consistency. The sessions aim to elevate overall clinical decision-making.

• Comprehensive Eye Examination
• Refraction Techniques
• Binocular Vision Analysis

Track 2: Ocular Disease Management

It covers modern strategies for diagnosing and managing eye diseases. Participants learn to recognize early signs of ocular pathology. Sessions highlight evidence-based treatment plans. Imaging tools and medication approaches are also discussed. Real case examples deepen clinical understanding. The goal is to improve long-term patient outcomes.

• Glaucoma Management
• Retinal Disorders
• Anterior Segment Conditions

Track 3: Pediatric Optometry & Visual Development

Pediatric Optometry focuses on visual needs unique to children. Participants explore early screening methods for developmental issues. Myopia progression management is a key discussion area. Sessions highlight effective amblyopia and binocular therapy strategies. Practical demonstrations support pediatric examination confidence. The track benefits practitioners working with young patients.

• Myopia Control
• Amblyopia Therapy
• Pediatric Vision Screening

 Track 4: Geriatric Vision Care

Geriatric Vision Care addresses the visual challenges of older adults. Sessions discuss age-related changes affecting daily living. Participants learn screening and counseling approaches tailored to seniors. Strategies to manage degenerative eye diseases are highlighted. Case studies explore practical solutions for senior independence. The track supports improved care for aging populations.

• AMD Management
• Cognitive-Vision Interaction
• Senior Vision Rehabilitation

Track 5: Contact Lens Science & Innovations

Contact lens Science and Innovation addresses the visual challenges of older adults. Sessions discuss age-related changes affecting daily living. Participants learn screening and counseling approaches tailored to seniors. Strategies to manage degenerative eye diseases are highlighted. Case studies explore practical solutions for senior independence. The track supports improved care for aging populations.

• AMD Management
• Cognitive-Vision Interaction
• Senior Vision Rehabilitation

Track 6: Digital Eye Care & Tele-Optometry

Digital Eye Care focuses on the growing integration of digital tools in eye care. Participants explore remote testing and virtual consultation models. AI-assisted screening methods are highlighted. Sessions discuss security, accuracy, and workflow efficiency. Real-world examples show improved access for remote patients. The track supports adopting technology-driven care models.

• Remote Vision Testing
• Virtual Consultations
• AI-Based Screening

Track 7:  Neuro-Optometry & Brain-Vision Interaction

Neuro Optometry  focuses on strengthening practice management skills. Participants explore leadership strategies for team building. Sessions discuss branding, marketing, and patient retention. Case examples highlight successful clinic transformations. Digital tools for business growth are introduced. The track supports sustainable expansion of optometry practices.

• Clinic Management
• Branding & Marketing
• Patient Experience Enhancement

Track 8:  Vision Therapy & Functional Optometry

Vision Therapy focuses on therapies that improve visual efficiency. Sessions explore binocular and perceptual training approaches. Attendees learn to design individualized treatment plans. Practical demonstrations support the application of therapy tools. Case discussions highlight improvements in academic and workplace performance. The track prepares clinicians to offer functional vision solutions.

• Binocular Vision Training
• Visual Perception Development
• Learning-Related Vision Care

Track 9:  Low Vision & Rehabilitation

Low Vision addresses management of patients with permanent visual loss. Participants explore assessment tools for low vision evaluation. Sessions demonstrate the use of assistive devices. Strategies to improve independence are emphasized. Real patient experiences are shared to deepen understanding. The track supports compassionate, practical low-vision care.

• Magnification Devices
• Mobility Training
• Assistive Technologies

Track 10: Ocular Imaging & Diagnostic Technologies

Ocular Imaging highlights modern imaging tools used in clinical practice. Participants learn to interpret detailed ocular images. Sessions explore how imaging improves early disease detection. Case examples demonstrate diagnostic problem-solving. New advancements in imaging software are introduced. The track enhances confidence in diagnostic accuracy.

• OCT Interpretation
• Retinal Imaging
• Corneal Topography

Track 11:  Public Health & Preventive Optometry

Public Health and Preventive Optometry focuses on improving eye health at the community level. Participants explore large-scale vision screening strategies. Sessions address factors contributing to preventable blindness. Examples highlight challenges in underserved regions. Attendees learn to design effective outreach initiatives. The track supports a population-based approach to eye care.

• Community Screenings
• Epidemiology of Eye Diseases
• Global Eye Health Programs

Track 12: Optical Dispensing & Lens Technology

Optical Dispensing & Lens Technology are combines optical science with dispensing excellence. Participants study advanced lens materials and modern designs. Sessions explore accurate measurements and frame selection techniques. Real scenarios highlight troubleshooting dispensing errors. Communication strategies for patient satisfaction are discussed. The track enhances optical service quality in clinics.

• Progressive Lens Design
• Frame Selection
• Optical Measurements

Track 13: Ocular Pharmacology & Therapeutics

Ocular Pharmacology focuses on medications used in eye care. Participants study drug actions and clinical indications. Sessions explore safe prescribing practices. New drug delivery technologies are introduced. Case discussions strengthen therapeutic decision-making. The track helps clinicians use medications more effectively.

• Diagnostic Agents
• Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
• Ocular Drug Delivery

Track 14:  Myopia Science & Control Methods

Myopia Science explores scientific insights surrounding global myopia trends. Participants learn strategies proven to slow progression. Sessions highlight optical, pharmaceutical, and behavioral approaches. Case studies show long-term management success. Lifestyle influences are examined in detail. The track supports effective practice in pediatric myopia care.

• Atropine Therapy
• Orthokeratology
• Lifestyle Interventions

Track 15: Sports Vision & Performance Optometry

Sport Vision focuses on optimizing visual skills for athletic performance. Participants learn to assess sport-specific vision demands. Sessions explore tools that enhance reaction time and focus. Case studies demonstrate improved performance through vision training. Workshops introduce hands-on enhancement techniques. The track supports optometrists working with athletes.

• Athlete Vision Screening
• Reaction Time Training
• Visual Performance Coaching

Track 16:  Cornea & External Eye Disorders

Cornea & External Eye Disorders addresses disorders affecting the cornea and ocular surface. Participants learn diagnostic approaches for complex corneal cases. Sessions highlight modern treatment strategies. Case-based learning deepens understanding of long-term management. Ocular surface health and tear function are major themes. The track supports effective care for chronic corneal conditions.

• Dry Eye Management
• Keratoconus Care
• Ocular Surface Therapy

Track 17: Surgical Co-Management in Optometry

Surgical Co-Management in Optometry emphasizes collaboration between optometrists and eye surgeons. Participants learn essential pre-operative evaluation steps. Sessions highlight post-surgical monitoring techniques. Case examples illustrate potential complications. Communication strategies for shared care are discussed. The track strengthens co-management confidence for various eye surgeries.

• Cataract Co-Management
• Refractive Surgery Care
• Postoperative Assessment

Track 18: Emerging Technologies in Optometry

Emerging Technologies in Optometry showcases innovations advancing modern vision care. Participants explore wearable devices and digital monitoring tools. Sessions demonstrate predictive technologies for disease detection. Real-world examples show integration into daily practice. Discussions highlight benefits and limitations of new tools. The track prepares clinicians for future-ready optometry.

• Smart Optic Devices
• Digital Biomarkers
• Remote Monitoring Tools

Track 19: Environmental & Occupational Optometry

Environmental & Occupational Optometry examines vision demands in workplace environments. Participants study ergonomic factors affecting visual comfort. Sessions highlight prevention of digital eye strain. Case studies explore vision issues in various industries. Practical guidelines for protective eyewear are reviewed. The track supports improved workplace vision safety.

• Digital Eye Strain
• Vision Safety Standards
• Occupational Ergonomics

Track: 20: Practice Growth, Innovation & Leadership

It focuses on strengthening practice management skills. Participants explore leadership strategies for team building. Sessions discuss branding, marketing, and patient retention. Case examples highlight successful clinic transformations. Digital tools for business growth are introduced. The track supports sustainable expansion of optometry practices.

• Clinic Management
• Branding & Marketing
• Patient Experience Enhancement

Market Analysis

The global optometry market is growing steadily, projected to rise from $77 billion in 2024 to around $112 billion by 2033. This growth is driven by an aging population, higher rates of cataracts, glaucoma, and other age-related eye conditions, as well as increasing prevalence of vision disorders like myopia and diabetic retinopathy. These factors are boosting demand for eye care services, diagnostic tools, and corrective solutions.

Lifestyle changes are also fueling the market, with increased screen time causing digital eye strain and greater need for preventive care and specialty lenses such as blue-light filtering options. Technological innovations like AI-based diagnostics, tele-optometry, and advanced imaging equipment are making eye care more accessible and efficient. The following graphs illustrate the market growth over time and the key factors driving this upward trend.

Global Optometry Market Growth (2024–2033)

This line graph shows the steady increase in the global optometry market from $77 billion in 2024 to $112 billion by 2033. The growth reflects rising demand for eye care services, eyewear products, and advanced diagnostic equipment worldwide. The trend highlights the market’s long-term expansion driven by demographic and lifestyle changes.

Key Factors Driving Optometry Market

This bar graph illustrates the main factors contributing to the growth of the optometry market. Aging populations account for the largest share, followed by rising eye disorders and increased screen time. These factors collectively explain why more people are seeking preventive eye care and specialty vision solutions.

Participation / Presentation Options

Oral Presentation: Oral presentations at Optometry Meet 2026 are open to research-based, clinical, theoretical, and professional topics related to Optometry, Vision Science, and Eye Health. Individuals with lived clinical or patient-care experiences are also encouraged to share insights that support day-to-day optometric practice.

• Speaker Slot: 30 minutes total (20–25 minutes for the talk + moderated Q&A).
• Keynote Slot: 40–45 minutes with additional discussion time.

Workshop Presentation: Workshops at Optometry Meet 2026 focus on advanced clinical techniques, interactive learning, diagnostic tools, and hands-on demonstrations in optometry.

• Duration: 45–50 minutes
• Team workshops are encouraged, and group presenters may receive special registration waivers.

Poster Presentation: The Poster Competition at Optometry Meet 2026 encourages students and early-career researchers to showcase original vision-science and optometry research.

• Presentation Time: 5–7 minutes including Q&A
• Judges may ask questions during evaluation.
• Posters must be printed (1m × 1m).

This competition provides an excellent platform for emerging researchers to gain visibility and interdisciplinary learning experience.

Webinar Presentation: For attendees unable to travel, Optometry Meet 2026 offers a webinar option. Presenters may submit pre-recorded video presentations for inclusion in the official virtual conference session.

E-Poster Presentation: E-Posters will be displayed on the Optometry Meet 2026 website. Accepted abstracts will also be featured in the conference souvenir and journal with DOI indexing.

Exhibition – OPTOMETRY MEET 2026: The Exhibition Pavilion at Optometry Meet 2026  offers a dedicated platform for organizations to showcase innovations in eye-care diagnostics, imaging, clinical devices, optical technologies, and practice solutions.
Exhibitors include:

• Ophthalmic Equipment Suppliers
• Optical & Lens Manufacturers
• Diagnostic Device Companies
• Vision-Care Clinics and Hospitals
• Eye-Care Pharmaceuticals
• Clinical Research Organizations
• Optometrists, Opticians, Eye-Care Specialists
• Academic & Research Institutions
• Industry & Business Delegates

This exhibition helps participants spotlight products, foster collaborations, and enhance brand visibility in the global optometry community. For exhibition inquiries: meevents@memeetings.com

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Communication Instructions

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Group Registration Discounts: Optometry Meet 2026 offers discounted group registration rates. Email the registration team for details and eligibility requirements.

Important Registration Information: To ensure smooth coordination:

• Include your mobile number in your registration form and abstract submission.
• This allows rapid communication for updates or clarifications.

For general inquiries regarding Optometry Meet 2026, contact meevents@memeetings.com

Abstract Submission Guidelines – OPTOMETRY MEET 2026

1. Submit abstracts using the ABSTRACT SUBMISSION link.
2. Abstracts must be in English (250–300 words) with a presenter biography (100–120 words).
3. Submissions are welcome in all optometry-related areas: clinical optometry, contact lenses, ocular disease, pediatric optometry, low vision, digital eye-care, etc.
4. Presenting authors must provide their name, affiliation, country, phone number, email, and photograph.
5. Co-authors must include full names and institutional affiliations.
6. All abstracts will be reviewed by the OPTOMETRY MEET 2026 Review Committee.
7. Accepted presenters must register and pay the conference fee.
   Please ensure all information is accurate, as it will appear exactly as submitted in the program and journal.

Complete your registration via the Online Registration link.

Visa Guidelines – OPTOMETRY MEET 2026

The organizing committee does not process visas but can issue supporting documents such as:

• Letter of Invitation
• Letter of Abstract Acceptance
• Registration Payment Receipt

Only registered participants will receive official invitation letters. Attendees must submit required details such as passport copy, DOB, address, mobile number, and photograph. For visa-related questions, contact Program Manager at meevents@memeetings.com

Past Conference

Recent optometry-focused conferences have brought together global eye-care professionals, researchers, educators, and industry experts to share advancements in vision science and clinical practice. Events such as the World Congress of Optometry, including its 2025 edition in Minneapolis, provided a platform for keynote sessions, scientific presentations, workshops, and exhibitions showcasing emerging technologies in vision care. Additional international ophthalmology and optometry meetings held in cities like London have further highlighted progress in diagnostic tools, clinical techniques, and collaborative research, strengthening global connections within the optometry community.