While there are a myriad of associated concerns due to ocular surface inflammation, a few eyelash-related complications of note are trichiasis, acquired distachiasis, local madarosis, and poliosis. Each of these is in some way connected to dry eye.
Dane Sultzer
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Dane Sultzer will complete the Doctor of Optometry program at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Health Sciences University in May 2016. He is currently a clinical extern at Omni Eye Services of New York and New Jersey. Dane is a member of the American Opt
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