Some patients with dry eye disease who do not respond to medication have shown significant improvement with IPL therapy combined with consistent eyelid care. Studies have found that over 80% of patients experience gradual improvement, allowing them to reduce or stop the use of artificial tears.
Examination and Assessment – Evaluate the function of the oil layer and take Meibography images.
Consult an Ophthalmologist – Eye examination, including Tear Break-Up Time (TBUT) and Corneal Staining.
Facial Cleansing – Ensure the face is clean before the procedure.
Enter the Laser Room – Apply numbing eye drops and place a Corneal Shield to protect the eyes.
IPL Laser Treatment – Performed by an ophthalmologist, using approximately 70 shots, taking 10-15 minutes.
Post-Treatment Care – Wash the face again and perform Meibum Expression and Eyelid Hygiene Treatment, taking 15-20 minutes.
Receive Medication and Follow-Up Instructions – Patients will receive prescribed medication and post-treatment care guidance. Follow-up IPL sessions are scheduled every 2-4 weeks.
Eliminates Demodex (Eyelash Mites)
Restores Meibomian Gland Function
Reduces Inflammation in the Glands and Removes Abnormal Blood Vessels
Improves Tear Stability, as studies show an increase in Tear Break-Up Time (TBUT)
Decreases the Release of Inflammatory Substances Around the Eyelids, resulting in better eye comfort
Avoid direct sunlight exposure for about one week after IPL treatment.
Apply sunscreen (SPF 50+) regularly.
Use prescribed eye drops as instructed by your doctor.
Seek medical attention immediately if you experience any unusual symptoms, such as red eyes, extreme sensitivity to sunlight, excessive eye discharge, or severe eye pain.
