Broward Eye Care
Optometry
Dry eye care on their websiteIPL and thermal pulsation
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2502 E. Oakland Park Blvd
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
Dry eye specialists in the Fort Lauderdale area
Eye care practices whose own websites show dry eye care beyond drops, checked by hand. Offices in Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Plantation and 1 more city. Search by ZIP code to see the nearest first, or filter by treatment.
5 practices · 5 offices · 5 offer IPL · 1 offers thermal pulsation · 1 offers gland imaging
Practices
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Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute
Ophthalmology and optometry
Dry eye care on their websiteIPL
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Main office
850 S. Pine Island Road, Suite A100
Plantation, FL 33324
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Oasis Eye Center
Optometry
Dry eye care on their websiteIPL, gland imaging, advanced dry eye testing, in-office lid cleaning, eyelid mite treatment, amniotic membranes, scleral lenses and punctal plugs
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915 Middle River Dr, Suite 420
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
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915 Middle River Dr, Suite 420
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The Eye Center
Ophthalmology and optometry
Dry eye care on their websiteIPL and punctal plugs
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1732 N University Dr
Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
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1732 N University Dr
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West Broward Eyecare Associates
Optometry
Dry eye care on their websiteIPL and punctal plugs
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7822 N. University Dr.
Tamarac, FL 33321
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7822 N. University Dr.
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What these treatments are
Where we grade a treatment on our evidence board, the grade is shown. A practice offering a treatment doesn’t mean you need it: a good clinic tests first.
- Intense pulsed light (IPL)Good
- Pulses of light on the skin below the eyes, to calm inflammation and help the oil glands.
- Thermal pulsation (LipiFlow, iLux, TearCare)Good
- Heats the inner eyelids and clears blocked oil glands in one visit.
- Oil gland imaging (meibography)
- Infrared pictures of the oil glands in your eyelids, to see how many are working.
- Advanced dry eye testing
- Tests beyond a routine exam, such as how salty your tears are or whether they carry signs of inflammation.
- In-office lid cleaning, such as BlephEx
- A clinician cleans debris and crusting from the lid edges and lashes.
- Treatment for eyelid mites (Demodex)
- Care for Demodex blepharitis, from prescription drops to in-office cleaning.
- Amniotic membrane bandages
- A thin natural bandage placed on the eye to help a damaged surface heal, for severe cases.
- Scleral contact lenses
- Large lenses that hold a pool of fluid over the eye all day.
- Punctal plugsMixed
- Tiny plugs in the tear drains that keep your own tears on the eye longer.
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