LASER TREATMENT FOR DRY EYE

Situations in which the amount or quality of tears required for clear vision are insufficient in our eyes are called "Dry Eyes". The eyes become dry as a result of the tears running out in the eyes or the decrease in the quality of tears.
Dry Eye Symptoms
• A sticky discharge in and around the eye,
• Redness in the eyes and excessive burning sensation,
• >• Stinging sensation, itching sensation, hypersensitivity and blurred vision when using lenses,
• Stinging sensation and extreme tingling in the eye,
• Factors such as feeling like an object has entered the eye, chronic eye fatigue, It is enough to understand its dryness.

DRY EYE IS TREATED PERMANENTLY WITH IRP LIGHT THERAPY

Dry eye disease is generally a chronic and difficult to treat disease. Many of the medications used do not eliminate the causes of dryness and ensure that the ocular surface remains moist to prevent the eyes from drying out. After applying a special gel to both eyelids with IRPL Light therapy, IRPL laser is applied to the skin. Dysfunctional and blocked glands are opened, and the patient feels immediate relief along with a feeling of warmth. When the oil layer on the tear surface returns, a significant decrease and improvement in dryness complaints is observed. The treatment is performed by applying a special gel to both eyelids and then laser application on the skin. The application takes a total of 2 minutes for both eyes. The patient does not feel any discomfort or pain during the treatment or when he goes home after the treatment.
The treatment should be done in a total of 3-4 sessions, 15 days apart. Patients do not feel any redness or pain and can continue their social life in the same way. With laser treatment, which does not have any side effects or risks, patients feel that their dry eye complaints are completely gone or reduced significantly.

If Dry Eye is not treated, the person becomes unable to open his or her eyes and the eyelids stick to the surface of the eye. These adhesions cause pain every time the patient tries to open his or her eyes. If left untreated, new vessels appear along with redness and cover the cornea, and permanent visual impairments and even blindness may occur.