Dry eye syndrome is a common condition characterized by insufficient lubrication and moisture on the eye’s surface.
If you experience dry, gritty, or irritated eyes, Moses Eyecare provides effective dry eye treatment options to help you find relief and improve your eye comfort. Start your journey towards more comfortable vision when you book an appointment with us today!
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Dry eye syndrome occurs when your eyes don’t produce enough tears or when the tears evaporate too quickly. This can lead to inadequate lubrication of the eyes, causing discomfort and affecting your vision.
Factors such as age, certain medications, environmental conditions, and underlying health conditions can contribute to the development of dry eye syndrome.
Common symptoms of dry eye syndrome include:
At Moses Eyecare, we offer personalized dry eye treatment plans tailored to your needs. Our experienced eye care professionals can assess the underlying cause of your dry eye syndrome and recommend treatment options.
We also offer several other solutions for our patients who are dealing with dry eyes, but we recommend an approach when you visit us for an eye exam.
Using artificial tears and lubricating eye drops can help replenish the moisture in your eyes and alleviate dryness and discomfort. Our team will guide you in selecting the most appropriate eye drops for your condition.
We may recommend prescription medications such as corticosteroid eye drops or immunosuppressant drugs. These medications help reduce inflammation and promote tear production.
We also offer modern in-office procedures to address dry eye syndrome, such as:
Punctal Plugs: These tiny devices are inserted into the tear ducts to block the drainage of tears, keeping the eyes more moist.
TearCare: TearCare is an innovative, customizable dry eye treatment that utilizes wearable eyelid technology to deliver targeted heat to the eyelids.
Amniotic Membranes: Amniotic membranes are derived from the placenta and contain beneficial growth factors and proteins that promote healing and reduce inflammation.
Dry eye syndrome is a chronic condition that requires ongoing management. Our team will work closely with you to monitor your progress and make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan. Regular follow-up appointments will help us effectively manage your dry eye symptoms and preserve your eye health.
Simple lifestyle changes can also help relieve mild to moderate dry eye symptoms. These may include:
If you’re experiencing the discomfort of dry eyes, don’t suffer in silence. Book an appointment with our skilled team at Moses Eyecare Center. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive dry eye treatment and helping you achieve optimal eye comfort and well-being.
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