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Dry eye condition is on the rise, but we are prepared to treat it with cutting-edge technology. See & Be Seen Eyecare specializes in personalized dry eye treatment plans. Our optometrists uncover the root causes of your dry eyes and provide a game plan for clear, comfortable vision.
We have partnered with the most effective dry eye treatments to get fast results and help your eyes feel great again. Human Eyes Vision has been at the forefront of dry eye optometry in Myrtle Beach and takes pride in being a leader in managing this condition.
WHAT IS DRY EYE DISEASE?
More than 16 million Americans experience dry eyes. Dry eye disease (also called dry eye syndrome) is a chronic problem when your tears don’t provide enough lubrication for your eyes.
Dry eyes can sometimes be a confusing condition. Do you have dry eye disease or digital eye strain? Are your symptoms from dry eyes or not enough sleep? Your optometrist can help you sort through the symptoms when you book an eye exam.
Causes of Dry Eyes
Dry eye occurs when your eyes don’t produce enough lubricating tears. Another cause is the poor quality of tears. Many factors can change the quality of your tears, including medications and environmental influences.
While the condition is more common in certain people over 50, anyone can experience the symptoms of dry eye disease. Although dryness is a more obvious symptom, you can also have excess watering or the sensation of something in your eye.
Symptoms of Dry Eyes
Here are some common symptoms of dry eyes.
- Burning eyes
- Blurred vision
- Fatigue
- Light sensitivity
- Heavy or tired eyes
- Irritated or red eyes
DRY EYE TREATMENT
Eye care and eye comfort go hand in hand, especially with dry eyes. There are multiple ways dry eye therapy can help you maintain moisture and manage the symptoms of dry eyes.
- Therapeutic drops
- Contact lenses for dry eyes
- Eyelid scrubs
- Punctal plugs
- Lubricating inserts
- OptiLight by Lumenis
- LipiFlow (Coming Soon)
Your eye doctor can advise you about treatment options by assessing your eyes and getting to know you.