Dry Eye

Alcon has launched the latest addition to its European dry eye products portfolio: Systane Complete Preservative-Free Lubricant Eye Drop, available in an easy-to-use, multi-dose bottle, the company announced last week.

The best dry eye instruments are often the doctor’s own ears

Why adding this screening as part of your routine examination has value

Earlier and proactive use is suggested for a variety of corneal diseases

How carpenter bees got me thinking of follicular mites

Improve the main symptom to increase compliance

Go beyond flattering frames by enhancing appearance from the exam chair

Clinicians can offer patients both prescription and OTC options

Reducing inflammation and managing corneal microtrauma are new strategies

Dr Matossian elaborates on how both patients’ and physicians’ awareness of dry eyes flares affects their eyesight and how they move forward with treatment.

Coconut and castor oils may be what the tear film lipid layer needs

Address near vision comfort for patients of all ages, and start while they are young

Cynthia Matossian, MD, FACS, provides an overview on dry eye flares, including causes, symptoms, and her experience with dry eye flare patients.

Wearing masks is essential to helping reduce the spread of COVID-19, but may lead to symptoms of dry eye. Why does this occur and what can you do?

Face coverings are causing individuals to experience ocular irritation and dryness

A panel of ophthalmologists and optometrists conclude a discussion about dry eye disease by commenting on advances occurring in the field and future expectations for managing patients.

Unique clinical trials and novel products of interest currently under investigation for the treatment of dry eye disease.

Strategies that can help eye care specialists work with patients to establish and stick to treatment plans for dry eye disease.

Types of in-office procedures currently being used by ophthalmologists and optometrists to aid in the treatment of dry eye disease.

Eye care specialists describe when corticosteroid therapy should be considered to treat dry eye disease and describe best practices when treating pre-surgical patients.

Many systemic conditions have higher incidence with depression, anxiety

The most common types of artificial tears recommended to help manage dry eye disease and the importance of proper use for full benefit.

Eye care professionals discuss their comfort in recommending oral omega-3 fatty acids to help treat dry eye disease.

Both co-primary end points were achieved

How to select and discuss sequential therapy with patients who have dry eye disease and set expectations for treatment.