Dry Eye Doctor

Dry Eye Doctor Specialist dry eye treatment centre at Eyetech Optometrists Coventry.

22/04/2024

This is how we confirm you have demodex blepharitis. The clue is what we call collarettes at the base of the eyelashes and its perfectly fine to assume this is demodex blepharitis but it's no substitute for seeing the actual amount under the microscope which could play a role in how we tackle management.

Video taken in our clinic by Dr Dave.

Dr Dave was invited as a expert in dry eye to provide an afternoon of training workshops on dry eye diagnosis and techno...
21/04/2024

Dr Dave was invited as a expert in dry eye to provide an afternoon of training workshops on dry eye diagnosis and technology at the OSI Dry Eye Masterclass. The 2 day conference featured leading experts in dry eye from the UK and overseas. The meeting was help at the Millenium Hotel in Kensington, London.

Helping people with dry eye is what we do. Here's an amazing review from a patient who has suffered for a considerable ...
21/04/2024

Helping people with dry eye is what we do. Here's an amazing review from a patient who has suffered for a considerable time with the burden of dry eye disease.

Mr M Jones: 'After 4 months of being misdiagnosed, endless internet research and trial and error trying to figure out why I have dry eye and a recurring corneal abrasion... today I had my first consultation with Dr Dave... He is the only optometrist I have met who seems to understand Demodex Blephar...

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Coventry

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5:30pm

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+442476444566

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Dry Eye? Don’t Suffer in Silence...

Most of us have had that dry, burning feeling in our eyes - and yes, most of us ignore it! The reality is that dry eye is VERY common - around 20%-50% of the population get it. However, that occasional feeling of grittiness occurs more and more. Dry eye gets worse when you’re reading, on the computer or in air-conditioned environments. For contact lens wearers it can reduce the amount of comfortable wearing time. Left untreated, dry eye can cause inflammation and changes to the surface of the eye that are irreversible. Changes often occur to the eyelids and white of the eyes. Until recently, dry eye has been managed with drops. Unfortunately, lubricating drops don’t treat the condition and only serve to relieve the symptoms of grittiness and burning. Now with treatments like IPL (Intense Pulse Light) patients can regain the comfort they once had. They can wear contact lenses again and feel less tired. If you’re interested in dry eye treatment, contact us for a dry eye assessment. Visit our website www.dryeyedoctor.co.uk.