Relieve Your Patients’ Occasional Dry Eyes After LASIK
Most of the time the symptoms of occasional dry eye will go away six months after the LASIK procedure, but until that happens and your patients’ eyes are naturally lubricated here are a few ways to help with the pain and annoyance.
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Relieve Your Patients’ Occasional Dry Eyes After LASIK
Most of the time the symptoms of occasional dry eye will go six months after the LASIK procedure, but until that happens and your patients’ eyes are naturally lubricated here are a few ways to help with the pain and annoyance.
Support Your Patients And Give Them A Brighter Outlook By Recommending Viteyes® Tear Support.
Occasional Dry Eyes Are Not a Symptom to Ignore
According to Dr. Rapoport from Manhattan Eye, “Dry eye, if not optimized beforehand, can get slightly worse after LASIK because of the laser that creates a flap at the top of the cornea, going through corneal nerves. Different techniques can minimize this or doing a different laser refractive procedure.”
Recommending small changes each day to your patients routine and diet can help relieve some of their occasional dry eye symptoms and you may find the changes are something you take with you long after occasional dry eye recovery.
Omega-3
Recommend increasing fatty acids in your patients’ diet. Omega-3 fatty acids are great items to add. Things such as mackerel, salmon, cod liver oil, flaxseed, chia seed, and walnuts are great foods for fish eaters. Omega-3 fatty acids can help with occasional dry eye syndrome, a common eye condition where your eyes don’t produce enough tears.
Reduce Screen Time
Our eyes are exposed to screens almost on a consistent basis each day. Phones, televisions, computers, radios, and even electronic billboards. Using blue light glasses or even Blue Light Viteyes Defender Supplements can help lessen the strain on your eyes while they are dry. Cutting out some of those screens and the time exposed to them is a big help as well. Even though cutting screen time might seem like a hard thing to do, the immediate difference in dry eye strain may help keep screens away.
Stay Hydrated
If your patient is not hydrated, it is hard for their eyes to stay lubricated. One of the best things to do after any major life routine change is to make sure they are drinking plenty of fluids.
Occasional Dry Eyes Are Not a Symptom to Ignore
According to Dr. Rapoport from Manhattan Eye, “Dry eye, if not optimized beforehand, can get slightly worse after LASIK because of the laser that creates a flap at the top of the cornea, going through corneal nerves. Different techniques can minimize this or doing a different laser refractive procedure.”
Recommending small changes each day to your patients routine and diet can help relieve some of their occasional dry eye symptoms and you may find the changes are something you take with you long after occasional dry eye recovery.
Omega-3
Recommend increasing fatty acids in your patients’ diet. Omega-3 fatty acids are great items to add. Things such as mackerel, salmon, cod liver oil, flaxseed, chia seed, and walnuts are great foods for fish eaters. Omega-3 fatty acids can help with occasional dry eye syndrome, a common eye condition where your eyes don’t produce enough tears.
Reduce Screen Time
Our eyes are exposed to screens almost on a consistent basis each day. Phones, televisions, computers, radios, and even electronic billboards. Using blue light glasses or even Blue Light Viteyes Defender Supplements can help lessen the strain on your eyes while they are dry. Cutting out some of those screens and the time exposed to them is a big help as well. Even though cutting screen time might seem like a hard thing to do, the immediate difference in dry eye strain may help keep screens away.
Stay Hydrated
If your patient is not hydrated, it is hard for their eyes to stay lubricated. One of the best things to do after any major life routine change is to make sure they are drinking plenty of fluids.
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Just One Softgel A Day Keeps Occasional Dry Eye Away
Occasional dry eyes can be painful and uncomfortable, making it tough to get through a workday. This eye formula supports your eyes when they’re irritated and fatigued.
– Maintain a healthy film with omega-3
– Contains borage seed oil to help stimulate tear production
– Formulated to improve hydration in the eye
Viteyes Tear Support is formulated to help increase hydration to the eye for occasional Dry Eye without the drops! Our premium blend contains key ingredients of Omega-3, Borage Seed, Flaxseed Oil & Tumeric. Omega-3 helps to maintain healthy tear film in the eye, while borage seed assists in stimulating tear production.
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Just One Softgel A Day Keeps Occasional Dry Eye Away
Occasional dry eyes can be painful and uncomfortable, making it tough to get through a workday. This eye formula supports your eyes when they’re irritated and fatigued.
– Maintain a healthy film with omega-3
– Contains borage seed oil to help stimulate tear production
– Formulated to improve hydration in the eye
Viteyes Tear Support is formulated to help increase hydration to the eye for occasional Dry Eye without the drops! Our premium blend contains key ingredients of Omega-3, Borage Seed, Flaxseed Oil & Tumeric. Omega-3 helps to maintain healthy tear film in the eye, while borage seed assists in stimulating tear production.
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Viteyes® offers a variety of options to benefit your practice. They are truly a sight for sore eyes. For more information regarding the physician programs, please fill out the form below or call us at 249-599-9222.
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Wholesale Program
Automatic Sampling
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