Dry Eye Treatment Center
Living with dry, burning, irritated, or watery eyes can make everyday activities uncomfortable. At our Dry Eye Treatment Center, we go beyond artificial tears to identify the underlying cause of your symptoms.
Using advanced diagnostic technology and personalized treatment plans, our specialists provide comprehensive care for all types of dry eye disease, helping you achieve healthier, more comfortable vision.
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IPL
Targeted Light. Lasting Relief.
IPL therapy helps reduce inflammation and improve the quality of your tears—providing relief from dry eye symptoms and supporting long-term eye health.
LipiFlow®
A Breakthrough for Dry Eye Relief
LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation gently clears blocked meibomian glands to restore natural oil flow and long-lasting comfort.
Blephex®
The Gold Standard for Lid Hygiene
BlephEx® is a gentle, in-office procedure that uses a medical-grade micro-sponge to exfoliate the eyelid margin and remove debris and biofilm—helping to relieve symptoms of dry eye.
Scleral Lenses
Custom Comfort. Clearer Vision.
Scleral lenses are custom-designed to vault over the cornea, providing all-day comfort and hydration while improving vision for a wide range of eye conditions.
Prescription Medications
Targeted Relief. Every Day.
Prescription medications can help increase tear production, reduce inflammation, and support the long-term health of your eyes.
Advanced Dry Eye Options
Comprehensive, personalized treatments for lasting dry eye relief. Including Aminiotic Membranes and Serum Tears.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Dry Eye Treatment Center?
A Dry Eye Treatment Center specializes in diagnosing and treating the underlying causes of dry eye disease using advanced testing and targeted therapies rather than simply recommending artificial tears.
What symptoms can dry eye cause?
Common symptoms include:
- Burning or stinging eyes
- Dryness
- Grittiness or a foreign body sensation
- Red eyes
- Blurry vision
- Excessive tearing
- Light sensitivity
- Eye fatigue
- Contact lens discomfort
What causes dry eye disease?
Dry eye can result from:
- Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)
- Aging
- Screen use
- Medications
- Autoimmune diseases
- Hormonal changes
- Environmental conditions
- Previous eye surgery
- Contact lens wear
How do you diagnose dry eye?
Our specialists perform a comprehensive evaluation that may include tear film analysis, meibomian gland imaging, eyelid assessment, corneal staining, tear production testing, and a detailed examination of the ocular surface.
What treatments are available?
Treatment options may include:
- Artificial tears
- Prescription eye drops
- IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)
- LipiFlow®
- BlephEx®
- Punctal plugs
- Warm compress therapy
- Lid hygiene treatments
- Amniotic membranes
- Serum tears
- Scleral contact lenses
- Nutritional and lifestyle recommendations
Do I need more than artificial tears?
Many patients do. Artificial tears can temporarily relieve symptoms but often do not address the underlying cause of dry eye disease.
Can dry eye be cured?
Most forms of dry eye are chronic, but with proper treatment, symptoms can often be significantly reduced and long-term eye health improved.
Who should be evaluated for dry eye?
Anyone experiencing persistent dryness, burning, fluctuating vision, excessive tearing, or contact lens discomfort should have a comprehensive dry eye evaluation.
How long does treatment take to work?
Some patients notice improvement within days, while others experience gradual improvement over several weeks depending on the treatment plan and severity of their condition.
Does insurance cover dry eye treatment?
Many diagnostic tests and medically necessary treatments are covered by insurance. Some advanced procedures may be considered elective, and our staff will review your coverage and options before treatment.
Find the Right Dry Eye Treatment
Explore advanced treatment options including IPL, LipiFlow, prescription medications, punctal plugs, scleral lenses, and more.
Discover the cause of your symptoms and receive a personalized treatment plan designed for long-term relief.