Dry Eye & Ocular Surface
Supervised by Dr. Ankita Patil
Dry Eye & Computer Vision Syndrome
Targeted ocular surface therapy eliminating screen fatigue, eye burning, and fluctuating blurry vision.
Cashless TPA Insurances
0% EMI Options
Top Network Hospitals
Diagnostics
TBUT + Slit-Lamp MGD
In-Clinic Therapy
Thermal Gland Expression
Drops
Preservative-Free Targeted
Comfort
Immediate Soothing Relief
Clinical Treatment Breakdown
Evidence-based medical care tailored for precision, comfort, and fast functional recovery.
Conditions Treated
- Computer Vision Syndrome (Eye fatigue, forehead tension, dry burning)
- Evaporative Dry Eye Disease & Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
- Blepharitis & crusting along eyelid margins
- Aqueous-deficient dry eye (Sjögren's syndrome / post-menopausal)
- Paradoxical excessive tearing / watery eyes
Treatment Approach
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Tear Film Break-Up Time (TBUT): Fluorescein dye measurement evaluating tear stability and identifying dry corneal hotspots under blue cobalt light.
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Thermal Meibomian Expression: In-clinic controlled thermal pulsation unclogging blocked oil glands to restore the natural lipid seal over tears.
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Preservative-Free Lubrication & Punctal Plugs: Tailored ocular surface regimens including temporary silicone punctal plugs to retain natural soothing tears.
Recovery Milestones
Day 1
Comprehensive ocular surface workup and in-clinic lid debridement/expression.
Week 1 to 2
Marked reduction in eye grittiness, redness, and screen burning; improved visual stability.
Week 4+
Restoration of comfortable full-day screen tolerance and lasting ocular surface health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers regarding diagnosis, procedure safety, and recovery.
Why do my eyes water if I have dry eyes?
When your eyes lack a stable oil layer, tears evaporate rapidly. The irritated cornea sends reflex signals causing the lacrimal gland to pump watery tears that cannot stick to the eye, resulting in watering alongside dryness.
