Dry Eye Treatment in Signal Hill

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Dry Eye Relief at Focus West Optometry

Dry eye is a common eye condition that brings on symptoms like irritation, eye fatigue, and even blurry vision. A variety of factors, including tear production and quality, environmental factors, and excessive screen time, can cause dry eyes. 

Dry eye can be challenging to manage, but the good news is that you don’t have to deal with it alone! Our team is in your corner to help you understand your symptoms and find a personalized solution. 

Through innovative solutions like iLux®, punctal plugs, and dry eye kits, we can help you find relief! Schedule your appointment today.

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MGD & Dry Eyes

Dry eye can occur when something goes wrong with your tear production process or the glands that produce these elements become inflamed. Your tears are made up of 3 layers:

  • The oily outer layer
  • The watery middle layer
  • The inner mucus layer

Inflammation can also cause meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD). MGD can reduce oil production, causing the water layer to evaporate and accelerating dryness.

iLux® & Other Dry Eye Solutions

We offer different dry eye treatments, from the innovative iLux® device to dry eye kits that can help you find relief.

iLux®

iLux® is an innovative treatment method for dry eyes. iLux® uses light-based heat that warms blocked glands to a safe temperature to help soften and release oils and express meibomian (oil) glands in MGD. It addresses the blockage and stasis of oil within the meibomian glands, helping restore their function.

iLux® is safe and effective and can help our patients get their comfort back from dry eyes!

Punctal plugs help manage dry eyes when your tears are draining from your eyes too quickly. Punctal plugs are tiny devices that are placed into your tear ducts to slow down how fast tears leave the surface of your eyes.

Punctal plugs typically come in temporary or dissolving and semi-permanent types.

Our dry eye kits include eye drops, vitamins, and lid wipes to help relieve dry eye symptoms. Our team can determine what treatment methods are ideal for your dry eye symptoms through a comprehensive eye exam.

Rehydrate Your Eyes

Dry eye can be a challenging eye condition to manage, and our team wants to help you keep dry eye symptoms and discomfort at bay. Through iLux® and other treatment solutions, we want to help you regain comfort and rehydrate your eyes.

Contact us to schedule an appointment and get to the bottom of your dry eye symptoms today.

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  • 268 Stewart Green SW
  • Calgary, AB T3H 3C8

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During pink eye flare-ups, ditching your contact lenses for eyeglasses is strongly advised. Switching to glasses helps prevent further discomfort and reinfection, and promotes further healing.
Once the infection has cleared and you’ve been given the green light to continue wearing contacts by your eye doctor, it’s vital to dispose of any contaminated lenses. Use a fresh new pair, and practice proper contact lens care.
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While glasses are a tried-and-true solution, more advanced options, such as specialty contact lenses and eye drops, are now designed to manage myopia more effectively. […]

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During pink eye flare-ups, ditching your contact lenses for eyeglasses is strongly advised. Switching to glasses helps prevent further discomfort and reinfection, and promotes further healing.
Once the infection has cleared and you’ve been given the green light to continue wearing contacts by your eye doctor, it’s vital to dispose of any contaminated lenses. Use a fresh new pair, and practice proper contact lens care.
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