If you're constantly using drops and they're still not enough, the problem isn't your drops — it's that the underlying cause hasn't been addressed.
If you're constantly using drops and they're still not enough, the problem isn't your drops — it's that the underlying cause hasn't been addressed.
We image the oil glands in your eyelids to see what's actually going on.
Measures how quickly your tears evaporate — a key dry eye indicator.
Inflammation, clogged glands, and blepharitis are all root causes we identify.
Therapies are matched to your specific dry eye type, not a one-size protocol.
A dry eye evaluation goes deeper than a routine exam. We use specialized imaging to see your tear film and oil glands, then build a treatment plan based on what we actually find — not guesswork.
Dry eye isn't one condition — so it doesn't have one fix. We match the treatment to the cause.
Targeted prescription drops and medications that treat inflammation at the source.
Clearing blocked meibomian glands to restore healthy oil flow to your tears.
Also called photobiomodulation (PBM). Uses gentle, low-power red and near-infrared light to stimulate cellular repair in the meibomian glands and reduce inflammation — particularly effective for chronic, treatment-resistant dry eye. No downtime, no discomfort.
Treating the lid-margin inflammation and Demodex that drive many dry eye cases.
Tiny, reversible inserts that keep your natural tears on the eye longer.
Omega-3 protocols and environmental changes that support long-term relief.
For severe dry eye, scleral lenses act as a fluid-filled reservoir that protects and hydrates the ocular surface all day.
Artificial tears only address the symptom. If your oil glands are clogged or inflamed, drops wash away too fast. Treating the glands is what creates lasting relief.
Medical insurance often covers dry eye evaluation and prescription treatments. Coverage varies by plan, so we'll review benefits and any out-of-pocket costs with you before any treatment.
Most patients notice improvement within 4-6 weeks of starting a targeted treatment plan. Severe cases take longer but respond well to consistent therapy.
Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) — also called photobiomodulation (PBM) — uses gentle, low-power red and near-infrared light to stimulate the meibomian glands at a cellular level. It reduces inflammation, supports natural oil production, and helps restore healthy tear film. Sessions are painless, take about 15 minutes, and require no downtime. Most patients complete a series of treatments over several weeks for lasting relief.
Book a dry eye treatment appointment online or call us directly. New patients welcome.
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