Effective treatment of ocular diseases requires specialized drug delivery systems that overcome the unique barriers of the eye. This book deals with the latest advancements in ophthalmic drug delivery, including novel formulations, delivery devices, and targeting strategies. It explores various approaches such as topical, intravitreal, and sustained-release systems designed to enhance drug bioavailability, minimize side effects, and improve patient compliance. The book also addresses challenges related to ocular pharmacokinetics, drug penetration, and the management of chronic eye conditions. Designed for ophthalmologists, pharmaceutical scientists, and biomedical engineers, the book provides comprehensive insights into optimizing drug delivery for ocular therapies.
Isaiah McDonald is an expert dermatologist specializing in advances in ophthalmic drug delivery, focusing on the intersection of dermatology and ophthalmology in treating skin-related eye conditions. His research investigates the development of innovative drug delivery systems for ophthalmic applications, such as eye drops, gels, and implants, to manage conditions like ocular rosacea, eyelid dermatitis, and periorbital eczema. Isaiah has authored numerous studies on enhancing drug bioavailability, retention time, and targeted delivery to the ocular surface through novel formulations and delivery technologies. He has developed comprehensive ophthalmic drug delivery protocols that improve the management of skin-related eye conditions.