Devices like TempSure radiofrequency (RF) treatments bridge eyecare with dermatology.
This treatment targets the root cause of dry eye by unclogging blocked meibomian glands and rejuvenates the look of skin by stimulating cellular turnover, elastin, and collagen production.
To help prepare you for your first session, we’ll walk you through what happens before, during, and after a TempSure treatment for dry eye and skin rejuvenation. […]
A single session of IPL treatment usually lasts 15-20 minutes, and most treatment plans consist of 3-4 sessions with 1-2 weeks between each session. Followup sessions may occur 6 months to a year after the initial treatment. […]
IPL therapy is a noninvasive and safe treatment option that uses pulses of light to target specific areas of the skin around the eyes. This targeted approach can help to reduce inflammation, improve tear production, and stimulate collagen production in the eyelids, which can provide relief from dry eye and ocular rosacea symptoms. […]
In the landscape of eye care, an empathetic ear and an innovative solution go hand in hand when addressing the discomfort of dry eyes. That’s where emerge as a beacon of relief in a sea of eye drops and temporary fixes.
In essence, RF therapy for dry eyes is as modern as it is revolutionary, offering robust results for those who battle dry eyes caused by meibomian gland dysfunction
This procedure involves the gentle application of RF energy to the eyelids, which helps to open clogged meibomian glands, improve oil flow, and ultimately enhance tear film quality. By using heat-generated RF energy, this treatment offers promising results in alleviating dry eye symptoms and improving overall eye health. […]
Some common causes it feels like something is in your eye can include:
Debris or foreign objects
Allergies
Eye infections
Contact lens irritation or damage
Dry eye syndrome
Eye strain or fatigue […]
The meibomian gland in your eye produces oils for your tears. But sometimes these glands can become blocked and can’t do their job anymore. This is often due to age, hormonal changes, diet, environment, or poor hygiene around your eyes. […]
The current understanding is that light sensitivity from dry eye disease can be caused by inflammation of the trigeminal nerve near the cornea or an irregular eye surface from a lack of tears that causes light to scatter when entering your eyes. […]
Dry eye disease can cause blurry vision, eye fatigue, burning sensations, watery eyes, light sensitivity, and even difficulty driving at night. […]
If you’ve ever felt a gritty, burning, or sandy sensation between your eyelid and the surface of your eye, you may have experienced dry eye syndrome. This common optical condition can cause feelings of irritation and discomfort and affects millions of people, leading to questions about how to treat it—like the use of specialty contact […]
Dry eye disease is a widespread and common issue for up to 49 million Americans. This chronic condition can have a significant impact on your quality of life, causing a foreign body sensation in your eyes, pain, blurry vision, and dry or watery eyes. Untreated, it can even lead to further eye health complications. Despite […]
Vision therapy is an effective, non-surgical, doctor-supervised treatment that retrains the brain and eyes to work together more efficiently. Rather than compensate for vision problems, vision therapy aims to treat and correct the visual system itself.
Discover how we can help you or your child overcome vision problems such as strabismus and amblyopia, and build a greater sense of confidence. Take our vision therapy quiz today!
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