EDS Blog

Many dry eye sufferers have unhealthy eyelids that contain bacteria, debris, and dead skin cells. This eyelid condition is called blepharitis. The build-up of the bacteria and debris is similar to build-up of plaque on the teeth. If it accumulates, the bacteria can lead to increased risks of infections (styes), itchiness and inflamed eyelids (chalazion). Thorough cleaning of the eyelids will lead to optimal eyegiene for healthier eyes. In this blog, we will discuss which eyelid wipes and cleansers are the safest to reduce blepharitis.

If you have dry eyes and allergies, make sure to read this blog! It will go over the causes of each condition and how to help reduce symptoms with at-home therapy and in-office therapy.

Learn about the best home remedies for dry eyes, including warm compresses, good eye hygiene, blinking, omega-3 fatty acids, hydration, and better sleep

Learn about the best home remedies for dry eyes, including warm compresses, good eye hygiene, blinking, omega-3 fatty acids, hydration, and better sleep.

If you had unsuccessful dry eye relief, you may have a condition known as Trigeminal Dysphoria (TD). A new technology called, Neurolenses may resolve the alignment and symptoms.

Watery eyes can be a nuisance especially if it occurs often and interferes with your daily activities. Why does this happen and what is the cause of it? There are several reasons why your eyes may get watery. Read more about how watery eyes relate to dry eyes!

Wondering if Accutane can cause dry eyes? Learn about the symptoms of dry eyes, how acne treatment relates to dry eyes, and how your eye doctor can help

There are several types of in-office treatments for meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD). Dive into our blog and read about reach procedure.

Wondering how long LipiFlow lasts? Learn about LipiFlow, including how long in-office procedures last & what to expect after treatment.

Eyegiene is an essential part of eye health. Learn how to clean them properly with eyelid wipes, eyelid cleansers and eyelid sprays.

Contact lenses may dry the eyes if it disrupts the tear film. However, there are other types of contact lenses that may help your dry eyes. Learn more about it in this new blog.

There is an overwhelming amount of eye drops in the market. In this blog, we break down ingredients for a good eye drop for your dry eyes!