Ike Ahmed

Chief of Ophthalmology at Trillium Health Partners, Mississauga, Ontario; Assistant Professor, University of Toronto; Adjunct Professor, Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, University of Utah

The 2014 Binkhorst Medal recipient, Ike Ahmed, is a world-renowned ophthalmologist in the fields of glaucoma, complex cataract surgery and IOL complications. The man who coined the term “MIGS” – micro-invasive glaucoma surgery – he and his peers have opened a new flank in the battle to reduce intraocular pressure, ushering in a new generation of surgical approaches and devices into ophthalmology.

Part of the Power List 2016

Welcome to The Power List 2016 – our second foray into the Top 100 most influential people in the world of ophthalmology.

Though we realize our list can (and should) never be definitive, who can argue that the faces within – both familiar and new – do not beautifully highlight the brilliance and diversity found within the field?

Here, we celebrate 100 reasons to be proud of ophthalmology.

Go to The Power List 2016