How we can help
Our team can assess your tear film, eyelids, eye surface and symptoms to help identify the type and likely causes of your dry eye.
Rather than simply reaching for another random bottle of drops, we can recommend a treatment plan suited to your eyes. Depending on the findings, this may include suitable lubricating drops or gels, eyelid care, warm compresses, changes to contact lens wear or practical adjustments to your daily environment and screen habits.
Dry eye is often an ongoing condition, so follow-up care may be recommended to monitor progress and refine your treatment.
Our goal is to help your eyes feel calmer and more comfortable, while giving you a manageable routine that fits into real life.
Tips for your visit
Bring any eye drops, contact lenses, lens solutions and medications you currently use. This helps us see what you have already tried and whether those products are suitable for your symptoms.
Make a note of when your eyes feel worst. Symptoms may change during screen use, driving, contact lens wear, windy weather or time spent in air-conditioned rooms.
Seek prompt professional advice if you develop significant eye pain, strong light sensitivity, sudden changes in vision or severe redness, as these symptoms may indicate something more urgent than ordinary dry eye.
