Try Our All-New Dry Eye Treatment in Buford, GA
If you’re suffering from the discomfort of dry eyes, a non-invasive, regenerative in-office therapy may be just what you’re looking for! This dry eye treatment is for people with dry eyes who do not produce enough tears or whose tears are of poor quality. We’re equipped with the equipment and expertise to provide an alternative remedy for dry eyes.
Our professionals and staff here at Eyedeal Family Eye Care in Buford, GA are excited to announce a new low-level light therapy you can add to your dry eye treatment plan.
Learn All About Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
Also known as photobiomodulation or cold laser therapy, LLLT involves light-emitting diodes to stimulate cellular function. The many millions of people who suffer from dry eyes need more meibum glands, which help prevent the water layer on their eyes from drying out. Low-level light therapy sessions will help stimulate tear production and improve the health of the cells lining the inside of the eyelids.
Learn all about what to expect, how to prepare, and if you qualify for this regenerative and ultra-beneficial therapy for dry eyes, and much more!
How You Can (Safely) Look Into The Light
When it comes to low-level light therapy, this dry eye treatment is a fantastic non-surgical remedy for patients. All treatments are done right here in-office! We’ll provide protective goggles for your eyes during the dry eye treatment session and make sure you are comfortable. Come to our Eyedeal Family Eye Care office in Buford, GA for a comprehensive eye exam, and we can schedule your first dry eye treatment appointment.
Follow-up appointments will be scheduled to assess progress and adjust the treatment protocol. Please discuss any current medications, photosensitivity issues, medical implant devices, or skin conditions with our specialists before you begin your dry eye treatment.
Also, ask our optometrists for Optilight as your dry eye treatment protocol. Backed by more than 20 clinical studies, Optilight by Lumenis is safe and gentle for eye care patients 22 years and above! For more information, go to our Dry Eye Treatment blog post and Optilight page.
Prokera® Regenerates The Natural Healing Process
Many substances and situations can cause dry eyes, such as medication, long amounts of screen time without blinking, auto-immune disorders, vitamins or nutrients you may be lacking, or wearing contact lenses. That’s why we offer Prokera®, a ring device that regenerates natural healing for the essential and protective layer of your dry eyes.
Prokera® is an amniotic membrane and a versatile treatment that acts as a large contact lens. We’re happy to see if this dry eye treatment suits you, so schedule with Eyedeal Family Eye Care today!
do dry eye treatments hurt?
Both LLLT and Optlight are noninvasive light therapies that our office uses as dry eye treatments. The light energy will penetrate the tissue and stimulate the cells to produce more tears. While you may feel a sense of warmth during the procedure, there is no pain or discomfort associated with our dry eye treatments.
is low-level light therapy just for your eyes?
Low-level light therapy (LLLT) isn’t just treated for your dry eyes; there are numerous benefits that the different color light therapies can provide for your entire body. The color of light used in LLLT can vary, but both red and near-infrared light are commonly utilized for various therapeutic purposes, including:
● Inflammation Reduction● Skin Conditions● Pain Relief● Wound Healing● Hair LossCAN YOU CURE MY DRY EYE DISEASE?
While Eyedeal Family Eye Care offers effective dry eye treatments and alternative solutions to deal with dry eyes, there is no cure for dry eye disease.
We recommend you schedule an initial eye exam with us first so we can provide an effective eye care health plan based on your symptoms, findings, history, etc.how many dry-eye treatments do i need?
Depending on their dry eye treatment plan, patients may receive multiple LLLT sessions over days, weeks, or months.
It’s important to note that the use of LLLT for dry eye treatment and eyelid inflammation, known as chalazion, varies from person to person. Depending on how mild to severe your symptoms are, we will survey and test how many dry eye treatments you need.what else does lllt help treat?
Aside from helping your dry eye symptoms, there are a multitude of reasons to give LLLT a try:
● Increase blood flow.
● Foster tissue repair.
● Benefit acne scars, wrinkles, rosacea, hypertrophic scars, ulcers, and burns.
● Alleviate acute and chronic pain.
● Accelerate recovery from injuries such as strains, sprains, and bruises.
● Reduce UV damage.
● Stimulate hair growth or improve the health of hair follicles.
● Manage other pigmentary and inflammatory conditions like acne, psoriasis, and vitiligo.
● Talk to your ophthalmologist and dermatologist to determine if low-level light therapy (LLLT) is right for you.