Dry eyes
Dry eye syndrome is a common problem affecting nearly 20% of the population.
It may include some of the following symptoms (which can increase with age):
- Red eye(s) at the end of the day
- Tired eyes after watching TV or computer screen
- Dry eyes because of contact lenses or air conditioning
Working on computer screens, driving cars, artificial lights, air pollution, wearing contact lenses and air conditioning, make dry eye syndrome a common nuisance.
E>Eye Polychromatic Pulsed Light (IPL)
The E>Eye Polychromatic Pulsed Light (IPL) is a new solution for those suffering from dry eye syndrome, and might be the treatment solution for you.
- Each session only takes 3 to 5 minutes
- The skin is cleaned from any make-up or other cosmetics
- Our optometrist adjusts the goggles on your eyes to protect them from the intense light generated by the device
- A conductive clear gel is applied on the skin for the skin protection and optimum results
- A series of 4 flashes are applied under the lower eyelid
- Results are immediate and cumulative
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it painful?
No it is not painful with the IPL technology (electronically controlled flash).
How many treatments do I need?
For optimum results, patients will need three treatments.
The first at Day 1, the second at Day 14 and the third at Day 45, the effects of the E>Eye being cumulative.
I have very severe dry eye issues, is it going to work for me?
Yes it is, the E>Eye has been proven to be efficient on level 0 to 4 on the Oxford classification of eye dryness. (4 being the most severe case of dry eye).
Is there any risk of cancer flashing the skin with IPL?
No there isn’t, the light of an IPL won’t cause any DNA denaturation as it is above the dangerous limits. (UV wavelengths are filtered as well).
Is there any risk of hyperpigmentation after an E>Eye IPL treatment?
No risk of hyperpigmentation. In the worst case scenario you will get some redness that will disappear within 24 to 48 hours.
Why not ask about IPL today?
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