The leading and award-winning professor Nathan Efron, with deep knowledge of the subject and many years of experience in education, in his book "Complications of Contact Lenses" presents an easily accessible and systematic description of how to identify, understand, and manage the complications of contact lenses. The author's ability to present complex concepts in a simple and understandable way has made him popular and beloved in the field of ophthalmology and optometry.

The classification of material by tissue structure, the simple and engaging presentation, and the wealth of color diagrams and clinical images make the book a valuable read for both students and practicing ophthalmologists.

The fully updated fourth edition of one of the most internationally recognized texts, which serves as a reference point in the fields of vision care, optics, optometry, and ophthalmology, provides students and eye health practitioners, as well as the broader reading public, direct access to a contemporary source of knowledge and information, covering a significant gap in the Greek literature on contact lenses.

Well-written and richly illustrated, this book can serve both as a practical manual and as a reliable reference book, and it should not be missing from any ophthalmology library.