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Dry eye treatment in Roswell, GA 

Dry eye deserves more than a one-size-fits-all Aproach

If your eyes feel irritated, gritty, or watery throughout the day, you may be living with dry eye disease. We offer advanced diagnostics and individualized treatment plans, including LipiFlow® and LipiScan®, to help you find lasting relief.

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We listen first, then build a plan that makes sense

You Don’t Just Have to “Just Live With Dry Eye”

Too often, patients are told that dry eye is just part of aging, hormones, or too much screen time. And while those factors may play a role, that doesn’t mean you have to suffer through it.

Dry eye disease is treatable. It’s not all in your head. And you’re not overreacting.  We’re here to listen to your experience, identify the root cause, and provide practical solutions that truly make a difference. 

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We Use Advanced Testing to Understand the Cause

Our dry eye evaluations are built around diagnostic technology that helps us see what’s really going on. 

We may use: 

  • LipiScan® imaging to assess your meibomian glands.
  • OCT or corneal topography to evaluate the ocular surface. 
  • Inflammatory testing and tear breakup time.
  • Careful patient history to identify triggers and lifestyle factors.

These tests are gentle, non-invasive, and essential for building a treatment plan that actually works. 

LipiFlow®: Advanced Relief for Dry Eye

One of the most common causes of dry eye is Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)—when the tiny oil glands in your eyelids become blocked. LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation therapy is one of the most effective treatments available for MGD.

This comfortable, in-office procedure takes about 12 minutes per eye. During treatment, a device is placed over your eyes and eyelids that delivers controlled heat to the inner eyelids and gentle pulsations to the outer lids, targeting the glands.

LipiFlow is often combined with other customized therapies for the most comprehensive results. Our eye doctors will evaluate your tear film and gland health to determine if LipiFlow is the right option for you.

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Other Dry Eye Treatments We Offer at Hazel Family Eyecare

Dry eye is medical, not cosmetic, and eye drops alone are rarely enough to manage the root cause. We create a treatment plan specific to your condition, symptoms, and lifestyle. Options may include: 

Manual Gland Expression: Targeted expression of oil glands during your visit to help restore natural tear stability. 

Amniotic Membrane Therapy: A healing option for patients with corneal damage or advanced surface inflammation. 

Prescription Eye Drops: including anti-inflammatory and lubricating drops that support healing and reduce discomfort. 

Punctal Plugs: Tiny inserts that help your natural tears stay on the eye longer by blocking drainage canals. 

Home Care Recommendations: including warm compresses, lid hygiene, and Omega-3 support. 

Every plan is built around your diagnosis and how you live day to day. We’ll walk you through your options and help you decide what feels right for you. 

Common Dry Eye Symptoms 

  • Stinging, burning, or gritty sensation 
  • Excessive watering 
  • Blurry or fluctuating vision 
  • Sensitivity to light 
  • Redness or inflammation 
  • Discomfort with contact lenses 
  • Feeling like something is in your eye 

Dry eye symptoms often worsen at the end of the day or with increased screen time, air travel, allergy exposure, or contact lens wear.

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What Causes Dry Eye?

Dry eye is a medical condition that occurs when your tears don’t provide enough moisture or protection for the surface of your eyes. Most patients experience one of two forms: 

Evaporative Dry Eye, often caused by meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), occurs when the oil-producing glands in your eyelids become blocked.

Aqueous Deficient Dry Eye occurs when your eyes don’t produce enough tears.

Many people suffer from both types without knowing it. That’s why a clear diagnosis is the first step toward effective treatment. 

Schedule a Dry Eye Evaluation in Roswell 

If your eyes are constantly irritated, foggy, or tired, let’s find out why and what we can do to help. We offer detailed dry eye assessments and a full range of in-office treatments designed for results.