Dry Eye Therapy

Medicated eye drops offer similar relief as artificial tears, but you’ll need a prescription from your optometrist to get them. Depending on your symptoms, your optometrist may recommend medicated eye drops to help alleviate your dry eye symptoms.

Using a warm compress can help stimulate tear and meibum oil production for the eyes. This is an effective, convenient method to temporarily relieve dry eye symptoms.

Incorporating omega-3s into your diet can help protect your vision and relieve some dry eye symptoms in the long term. It can help with oil production and adequate tear production. Some natural sources of omega-3s include:

• Fish & seafood, such as salmon or tuna
• Nuts & seeds, such as flaxseed or walnuts
• Plant oils, such as soybean oil
• Fortified foods, such as certain brands of eggs

We’re committed to providing state-of-the-art technology and treatment options so you can get access to treatment that works for you. These procedures provide longer-term relief from dry eye symptoms.

• TempSure is a device that uses radiofrequency to gently warm & clear clogged glands
• Intense pulsed light therapy also uses radiofrequency to treat dry eye
• Meibomian gland expression helps release trapped oils in the eye