Dry Eye Treatment
Find Relief.
See the Difference.
Advanced Dry Eye Care Tailored to You.
Dry eye is more than just annoyance—it can impact your comfort, vision, and quality of life. We get to the root cause and create a personalized treatment plan to help your eyes feel and function their best.
Could This Be Dry Eye?
Dry eye symptoms can vary from person to person.
Burning or Stinging
A burning or stinging sensation, especially at the end of the day.
Dryness or Grittiness
Feels like something is in your eye.
Watery Eyes
Excess tearing can be a sign of dry eye.
Blurred Vision
Vision that comes and goes, especially when reading or driving.
Light Sensitivity
Eyes feel sensitive to light.
Contact Lens Discomfort
Contacts feel uncomfortable or hard to wear.
If you experience any of these symptoms, you're not alone—and we can help.
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
Environmental Factors (wind, smoke, dry air)
Aging
Prolonged Screen Time
Hormonal Changes
Medications & Medical Conditions
Advanced Dry Eye Evaluation
A comprehensive evaluation helps us find the root cause of your dry eye and the best solution for long-term relief.
Common Causes of Dry Eye
Tear Film Analysis – Evaluates the quality and stability of your tears
Meibomian Gland Assessment – Examines the glands that produce the oils in your tears
Ocular Surface Imaging – Detailed images to identify inflammation and surface damage
Personalized Diagnosis – We identify the type
and severity of your dry eye to target the right treatment
Advanced Technology. Better Results.
Meibography
Allows us to evaluate the health of your meibomian glands—essential for stable, healthy tears.
Tear Film & Ocular Surface Imaging
High-resolution imaging helps us see what's happening at the surface of your eye in incredible detail.
LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation
A gentle, in-office treatment that helps unclog glands and restore natural oil production.
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Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Targets inflammation and bacteria to improve gland function and reduce dry eye symptoms.
Personalized Treatment Options
We create a plan that's right for your eyes, lifestyle, and long-term comfort.
Prescription Eye Drops
Medications that reduce inflammation and increase tear production.
Meibomian Gland Therapy
In-office treatments that improve gland function and tear quality.
IPL Therapy
Targets inflammation and supports healthier glands and tears.
LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation
Gentle heat and pressure to unclog glands and restore function.
At-Home Care
Personalized routines, lid hygiene, and nutritional support.
Punctal Plugs
Helps retain natural tears by blocking drain points when needed.
Real People. Real Relief.
After years of struggle with dry, irritated eyes, Dr. Khorram and his team finally found the root cause and the right treatment for me. I can now wear my contacts again and my eyes feel amazing!
— V. J.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What Causes dry eyes?
Dry eye occurs when your eyes don't produce enough tears, or when the tears evaporate too quickly. Common causes include meibomian gland dysfunction, aging, hormonal changes, screen time, medications, and environmental factors.
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How do I know if I have dry eye?
Common signs include burning, stinging, grittiness, watery eyes, blurred vision, light sensitivity, and contact lens discomfort. A comprehensive dry eye evaluation can confirm the diagnosis and identify the root cause.
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Is dy eye treatable?
Yes. With modern diagnostics and treatments such as prescription drops, LipiFlow®, and IPL therapy, most patients experience significant, lasting relief with a personalized treatment plan.
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How long does it take to see improvement?
Many patients notice improvement within a few weeks of starting treatment, though some therapies build results over several sessions. We'll set clear expectations at your evaluation.
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Does insurance cover dry eye treatment?
Many evaluations and treatments are covered by medical insurance. Coverage varies by plan and treatment, and our team will help you understand your benefits before beginning care.
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Can I wear contacts if I have dry eye?
Often, yes. Treating the underlying dry eye frequently makes contact lens wear comfortable again. We'll recommend the best lens options and care routine for your eyes.
