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Does Laser Treatment Work For Blepharitis?

A woman undergoing a laser treatment to treat blepharitis caused by dry eye.

If you’re experiencing dry, irritated eyes beyond typical dry eye symptoms, you may be struggling with blepharitis. One of the most common signs of blepharitis is RED and SWOLLEN eyelids. Unfortunately, the condition is chronic and many cases end up in multiple recurring styes.  Visiting your optometrist for intense pulsed light therapy is a proven […]

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What Is LipiFlow Treatment for Dry Eyes?

A young woman rubbing her eyes as she suffers from a commonly seen eye condition called dry eye.

Dry eye can be a frustrating condition, but there is hope for those who suffer from it. One treatment option that’s gaining popularity is LipiFlow, a gentle procedure that can provide long-term relief for dry eyes. This innovative treatment not only addresses the root cause of dry eye but also can be done quickly and […]

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Can IPL Be Used for Active Inflammation?

Young woman receiving Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy.

Imagine a treatment for meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) that not only relieves the symptoms of active inflammation but also improves the overall health of the eyelids and the quality of the tears. Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy is a non-invasive procedure that uses light energy to target the root cause of MGD, reducing inflammation and […]

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How Do I Prevent My Blepharitis From Flaring Up?

Woman in white background rubbing her eye with one hand and holding a pair of glasses in the other.

Blepharitis is a chronic condition that requires consistent management. Much like brushing your teeth so you don’t get a cavity versus only brushing when you do! However, some people with blepharitis may experience more severe symptoms if they don’t diagnose or treat their condition correctly. One of the most effective ways to manage blepharitis is […]

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Are Daily Contact Lenses Better for Dry Eye?

Women putting in daily contact lens to help with her dry eye symptoms

Dry eyes can make wearing contact lenses difficult, causing discomfort and irritation. While contacts may feel uncomfortable with dry eyes, different lenses may feel better. If you wear contact lenses and have dry eyes, is there a better option available, such as daily disposable lenses? Continue reading to learn more about dry eye disease and […]

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