Dry Eye/Itchy Eyes/Blepharitis Concerns?
Berlin Eyecare is happy to provide our patients with effective relief via the Zocular Eyelid System Treatment (ZEST)
Many patients experience discomfort associated with blepharitis, a common inflammatory condition affecting the eyelids. This month, we'd like to introduce ZEST, a innovative in-office treatment specifically designed to address blepharitis.
ZEST: A Comprehensive Solution
ZEST offers a comfortable and pain-free approach to managing blepharitis symptoms. These may include:
If you are experiencing signs or symptoms suggestive of blepharitis, our team at Innovative Eye Care can help. We encourage you to schedule a consultation to discuss your individual needs and explore how ZEST can contribute to improved comfort and vision.
ZEST: Targeting the Root Cause of Blepharitis/Styes and other Dry Eye irritation
ZEST addresses blepharitis by directly targeting its underlying causes. Here's how it works:
What to Expect During Your ZEST Appointment
Your ZEST appointment will be a quick and comfortable in-office procedure performed by our experienced staff. Here's what you can expect:
The recommended treatment schedule for ZEST can vary depending on the severity of your blepharitis. Typically, we recommend repeat treatments every 3 to 6 months. This helps manage bacterial growth and prevent biofilm from accumulating, ultimately preventing future flare-ups of eyelid inflammation and tear gland dysfunction. Remember, consistent follow-up is key to maintaining the positive results achieved with ZEST.
Visit www.zocular.com/pages/treatments to learn more about the Zocular and Zest options for ocular irritation.
ZEST: A Comprehensive Solution
ZEST offers a comfortable and pain-free approach to managing blepharitis symptoms. These may include:
- Lacrimation (excessive tearing) or dry eyes
- Ocular hyperemia (eye redness)
- Sensations of foreign body, burning, or stinging in the eyes
- Blepharitis (greasy or itchy eyelids)
- Eyelid erythema (redness) or edema (swelling)
- Desquamation (flaking) of the eyelid margin
- Madarosis (crusting of the eyelashes)
- Difficulty opening eyelids in the morning (blepharochalasis)
- Increased blinking
- Photophobia (light sensitivity)
- Transient blurred vision (often improves with blinking)
If you are experiencing signs or symptoms suggestive of blepharitis, our team at Innovative Eye Care can help. We encourage you to schedule a consultation to discuss your individual needs and explore how ZEST can contribute to improved comfort and vision.
ZEST: Targeting the Root Cause of Blepharitis/Styes and other Dry Eye irritation
ZEST addresses blepharitis by directly targeting its underlying causes. Here's how it works:
- Deep Cleaning: A gentle yet effective gel loosens and removes debris, bacteria, and biofilm buildup along the eyelid margins and lashes. This biofilm can clog glands responsible for healthy tear production.
- Exfoliation: The ZEST treatment gently removes dead skin cells, promoting overall eyelid hygiene and reducing inflammation.
- Improved Gland Function: By removing blockages, ZEST helps clear the meibomian glands, allowing them to produce and secrete essential oils for a healthy tear film.
What to Expect During Your ZEST Appointment
Your ZEST appointment will be a quick and comfortable in-office procedure performed by our experienced staff. Here's what you can expect:
- Gentle Cleansing: A specially formulated gel will be applied to your eyelids and lashes. This gel works to loosen and remove debris, bacteria, and biofilm buildup that contributes to inflammation.
- Exfoliation: The treatment gently removes dead skin cells, promoting overall eyelid hygiene and reducing irritation.
- Comfort and Safety: The procedure typically takes around 10 minutes and is pain-free. Numbing drops can be used for additional comfort if needed. Most patients experience immediate improvement in symptoms, and side effects are rare.
- Post-Treatment Care: Following the procedure, we'll provide you with detailed instructions on maintaining proper nightly eyelid hygiene to optimize the long-term benefits of ZEST.
The recommended treatment schedule for ZEST can vary depending on the severity of your blepharitis. Typically, we recommend repeat treatments every 3 to 6 months. This helps manage bacterial growth and prevent biofilm from accumulating, ultimately preventing future flare-ups of eyelid inflammation and tear gland dysfunction. Remember, consistent follow-up is key to maintaining the positive results achieved with ZEST.
Visit www.zocular.com/pages/treatments to learn more about the Zocular and Zest options for ocular irritation.