We provide comprehensive, personalised care to diagnose and treat Dry Eye Disease, helping you achieve lasting care and comfort.

Do you suffer from any of the following symptoms?

  • Itchy sore eyes

  • Red eyes

  • Watery eyes

  • Sore eyes when using a computer for extended periods

  • Stinging, scratchy or burning eyes

  • Blurred vision

  • Feeling that something is in your eyes

  • Sensitivity to light

  • Difficulty wearing contact lenses

  • Struggling with night driving

If so, you may be suffering with Dry Eye Disease.

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Do you have Dry Eye ?

We've developed a convenient tool to help you assess your Dry Eye symptoms right from the comfort of your home. The OSDI (Ocular Surface Disease Index) quiz is a clinically recognised questionnaire that measures the severity of your symptoms and their impact on your daily life. Take the quiz today and receive your personalised score, giving you valuable insights into your eye health and the next steps you can take for relief.

What is Dry Eye Disease?

Dry Eye Disease is a condition that affects the eye’s tear glands, leading to red, itchy, and uncomfortable eyes. It occurs when your eyes don’t produce enough tears or when the tears evaporate too quickly, leaving the surface of the eye dry and irritated. This lack of moisture can cause a range of symptoms and, if left untreated, can impact your overall eye health and comfort. For more information on symptoms, causes and treatment, visit our FAQs page.

 

Dry Eye Disease is a chronic inflammatory condition that, if left untreated, will only worsen over time. Eye drops may offer temporary relief, but they do not address the underlying cause. At Dry Eye Solution, we focus on targeting the root cause—inflammation—through a tailored, multi-faceted approach. Each treatment plan is personalised to your unique needs, incorporating advanced techniques such as Lumenis OptiLight IPL (Intense Pulsed Light), the only IPL with FDA approval and TGA listing for Dry Eye management.

Our comprehensive care doesn’t stop there. We address all aspects of your health, including diet and gut health, stress management, skin analysis, lid care and skin care, ensuring that every factor contributing to your condition is considered. Our dedicated team, including renowned specialist Dr. Toyos, is ready to guide you on your journey to wellness. While there is currently no cure for Dry Eye Disease, your symptoms can be significantly improved, maintained, and managed. We believe it is possible to live symptom-free, and we are committed to helping you achieve lasting relief.

IPL is a non-invasive and gentle treatment designed to target the areas around the eyes, ensuring your comfort throughout the process. The procedure is carefully administered, with most patients experiencing only a mild tingling sensation. Rest assured, IPL does not involve direct treatment over the eye itself, making it a safe and effective option for addressing Dry Eye Disease symptoms. There is no down time.

In addition to alleviating Dry Eye Disease symptoms, IPL also offers benefits for your skin. The treatment helps reduce redness, improve skin texture, and can even address fine lines and pigmentation issues around the eyes. This dual-action approach not only soothes your eyes but also enhances the overall appearance of your skin, leaving you with a refreshed and rejuvenated look.

Book a Dry Eye Assessment with one of our friendly Optometrists today.

We follow the Toyos Protocols

We follow treatment protocols of the global leader in the treatment of Dry Eye disease, Dr Rolando Toyos M.D. (USA).

Dr Toyos discovered that IPL (Intense Pulse Light) could not only be used for conditions like rosacea and facial rejuvenation but that the technology could help patients with Dry Eye disease. After 20 years of dedicated research, he has developed the best parameters for the treatment of Dry Eye Disease available in the world. He has been treating patients with IPL since 2008.

The Toyos protocols include;

  • Diet

  • Lifestyle

  • Environment

  • Supplements

  • IPL (Intense Pulse Light) Therapy

  • Meibomian Gland Expression

Dr Toyos teaches the importance of continual support being available to patients as they are on their journey from diagnosis to recovery and wellness. Dr Toyos has personally trained our team of expert optometrists and he is involved in the care of each patient.

In January 2020, Optometry Australia reported that 77 percent of Australians have suffered with Dry Eye, yet only 26 percent have seen an Optometrist about the latest treatment options available.

We offer the complete Dry Eye treatment, from diagnosis to wellness

Dry Eye causes significant discomfort

In Australia alone, it is estimated that over 4 million people suffer from Dry Eye Disease and this number is on the rise.

If left untreated, symptoms and discomfort can worsen with damaging results to the eyeball.

Dry Eye Disease requires a multifaceted approach for effective management and relief. While IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) therapy is a powerful tool in addressing the underlying causes of Dry Eye Disease, it is only one part of a comprehensive treatment plan. To achieve the best results, IPL must be combined with other therapies, including dietary adjustments, lifestyle changes, environmental modifications, supplements, and specialised eye care practices. This holistic approach ensures that all contributing factors are addressed, leading to more sustainable and long-lasting relief from Dry Eye symptoms.

Delaying treatment worsens the symptoms

Working together for better eye health.

No referral is needed to book a Dry Eye Assessment with us. After your treatment, we’ll provide a comprehensive report to your Optometrist, Ophthalmologist, or GP, ensuring they stay informed about your care.

Book a complimentary Telehealth assessment, or call one of our friendly team members today. We’re here to help.