Our Services
Dry Eye Treatment
Targeted therapies to relieve discomfort and restore your tear film health.
Relief That Lasts
Understanding Dry Eye
Dry eye disease is one of the most common conditions we treat, affecting millions of adults. It occurs when your eyes don't produce enough tears, or when the tears evaporate too quickly due to an unstable tear film. Symptoms range from mild irritation and occasional dryness to persistent burning, redness, blurred vision, and sensitivity to light. Left untreated, chronic dry eye can damage the corneal surface and impair vision quality.
At Avon Eye Care, we take a diagnostic-first approach to dry eye treatment. Rather than simply prescribing artificial tears, we identify the underlying cause of your symptoms using advanced testing tools. This allows us to create a targeted treatment plan that addresses the root of the problem, not just the symptoms.
Our doctors stay current with the latest dry eye research and treatment options, offering a full spectrum of therapies from lifestyle modifications and prescription drops to in-office procedures like punctal plug insertion. We work closely with each patient to find the combination of treatments that delivers the most meaningful relief.
Our Diagnostic & Treatment Toolkit
- InflammaDry Testing — A rapid, in-office test that detects elevated MMP-9 levels, a key marker of ocular surface inflammation.
- Tear Break-Up Time (TBUT) — Measures how quickly your tear film destabilizes, indicating evaporative dry eye.
- Schirmer's Test — Evaluates tear production volume to determine if aqueous-deficient dry eye is present.
- Punctal Plugs — Tiny, painless inserts that block tear drainage to keep your natural tears on the eye longer.
- Prescription Drops — Anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory drops such as Restasis and Xiidra to treat the underlying cause.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Find Lasting Relief
Schedule a Dry Eye Evaluation
Stop suffering from dry, irritated eyes. Let us identify the cause and build a treatment plan that works.