Dry Eye Clinic
Dry Eye occurs when your tear flow reduces or your tears evaporate too quickly, causing the very sensitive front surface of your eye to dry out. The eyes then become uncomfortable and red.
Do You Have Dry Eye?
If you are suffering from any of the below symptoms, you may well have a very common tear problem, known as Dry Eye.
- Gritty, Sandy Sensations
- Stinging
- Watery Eyes
- Tender Eyelids
- Irritated Red Eyes
- White Stringy Threads In The Tears
- Burning
- Dandruff Along Eyelashes
The good news is that once it has been properly investigated most people find that it is relatively easy to treat.
How To Treat Dry Eye
We will carefully listen to your symptoms and undertake a detailed examination of your tears, using the latest technology with our MYHA machine, a quick and painless procedure. We will recommend the latest treatments to alleviate your specific symptoms and ensure that you leave knowing exactly how to treat your particular condition with a bespoke care plan.
We will then invite you to return for follow up appointments to fine tune your treatment over a period of up to three months.
The clinic also offers management of common eyelid problems such as Blepharitis and Eyelids cysts (Chalazion or Meibomian Cysts).
This is a private service and is not covered by the NHS. A fee will apply.
