Advanced Dry Eye Therapy
A Comprehensive Approach to Relief and Comfort
Dry eye disease is a common condition where the eyes do not produce enough tears or the tears evaporate too quickly, causing discomfort, redness, blurry vision, and irritation. It can be caused by environmental factors, aging, medications, or underlying health issues.
Managing dry eye requires a personalized treatment plan to address the specific causes and symptoms.
What Is Advanced Dry Eye Therapy?
Advanced dry eye therapy involves a range of diagnostic tests and treatments that go beyond simple artificial tears. These include therapies aimed at restoring the health and function of the tear film and eyelids.
Some key components include:
LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation: A device that uses thermal pulsation to clear blocked meibomian glands and improve oil flow
Punctal Plugs: Small inserts placed in tear ducts to reduce tear drainage and increase eye moisture
Prescription Medications: Such as anti-inflammatory eye drops to reduce irritation and inflammation
Lifestyle and Environmental Recommendations: Tailored advice to minimize triggers and improve comfort
Who Is a Candidate?
Anyone experiencing persistent dry eye symptoms despite over-the-counter treatments may benefit from advanced therapy. A thorough evaluation can determine the underlying causes and guide the most effective treatments.
What to Expect
The evaluation includes specialized tests of tear production, eyelid gland function, and ocular surface health. Treatments like LipiFlow typically take about 12 minutes and are performed in-office.
Follow-up care is important to monitor progress and adjust treatments as needed for lasting relief.
Why Choose Dr. Pham
Personalized treatment plans targeting your unique dry eye causes
Use of the latest diagnostic tools and therapies like LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation and punctal plugs
Direct management by an experienced ophthalmologist
Focus on improving comfort, vision, and quality of life
What’s Next
If dry eye symptoms are affecting your daily life, an evaluation can help identify the root causes and develop a tailored treatment plan. Scheduling a consultation is the first step toward lasting relief and eye comfort.