If you are seeking effective treatment for Dry Eye Syndrome, our Dry Eye Clinic at Eye Life offers specialized care.
Dry Eye Syndrome is a common condition characterized by insufficient lubrication and moisture on the surface of the eye. It can cause discomfort, irritation, blurred vision, and other symptoms that significantly impact daily life. Our dedicated team of eye care professionals are committed to providing advanced and personalized treatment for Dry Eye Syndrome.
We offer a range of cutting-edge diagnostic tools and treatment options to address the underlying causes of dry eyes and alleviate symptoms effectively.
The first step in our Dry Eye treatment is a comprehensive evaluation of your condition. Our experienced eye specialists will conduct a detailed examination to assess the severity of your dry eyes and identify any contributing factors. This may include measuring tear production, analyzing the quality of tears, assessing the ocular surface, and evaluating any associated eyelid abnormalities.
Based on the evaluation, our experts will develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. Our approach to Dry Eye Syndrome treatment may involve a combination of therapies to provide optimal results.
One common treatment option available in our Dry Eye Clinic is the use of artificial tears and lubricating eye drops. These help to supplement the natural tears and provide temporary relief from dryness and discomfort.
In addition to artificial tears, we may recommend lifestyle modifications and self-care practices that can help manage dry eyes. These may include maintaining good eyelid hygiene, practicing proper blinking exercises, using humidifiers in dry environments, and avoiding prolonged exposure to digital screens.
For more severe or persistent cases of Dry Eye Syndrome, our Dry Eye Clinic offers advanced therapies which include effective immunomodulator eye drops, Scleral Contact lenses, Punctal occlusion. Patients seeking treatment for systemic inflammation related Dry Eye Syndrome are treated in consultation with Physicians / Immunologists for complete holistic care.
Our Dry Eye Clinic also provides access to innovative treatments like intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy. This non-invasive procedure targets inflammation in the eyelids, promoting better oil gland function and reducing dry eye symptoms.
Throughout your treatment journey, our dedicated team will closely monitor your progress and make any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal outcomes. We are committed to providing personalized care and continuous support to help alleviate your dry eye symptoms effectively.
In conclusion, Eye Life offers comprehensive care for Dry Eye Syndrome. With advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment plans, and innovative therapies, we are dedicated to providing relief and improving the quality of life for individuals with dry eyes. If you are experiencing dry eye symptoms, contact Eye Life for a thorough evaluation and specialized care.
Ocular Surface Disease
Chemical injury
– Accidental spillage of chemicals like acid or alkali can lead to damage to the ocular surface and limbal cells. This can lead to irreversible damage to the ocular surface leading to loss of vision and cosmetic deformity. Surgical procedure like amniotic membrane transplant, tenonplasty, in the immediate period and surgeries like ocular surface reconstruction, Boston keratoprosthesis (artificial cornea implantation), conjunctival autografting etc can help restore vision and improve cosmetic appearance.
Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS)
– SJS is an auto-immune disorder leading to permanent damage to ocular surface. It most commonly occurs due to reaction against drugs like Sulphonamides, NSAID’s. Amniotic membrane grafting in the acute stage and ocular surface reconstruction procedure like Keratoprosthesis, Mucous Membrane grafting, Scleral contact lenses etc help in maintain the surface and restoring vision.
Ocular cicatricial pemphigoid (OCP)
– OCP is an auto-immune disorder characterised by cicatrizing conjunctivitis involving the ocular surface, most commonly affect older individuals. Diagnosis can be confirmed by Conjunctival biopsy. Treatment includes initiation of medications in consultation with Physician.