At CARE Clinic
The optometrist examines your eyes, eyelids, and tear film. They then explain the appropriate treatment based on their observations — IPL, ZEST, iLux, JETT plasma, CO2 laser, or other techniques available at the clinic.
For selected small eyelid skin tags, after examining the base, lash distance, and skin.
For selected superficial eyelid skin tags, after checking the base, lash distance, and skin.
For a broad-based, atypical, or sample-worthy eyelid skin tag after medical evaluation.
Targeted cold treatment for a selected eyelid skin tag, with clear limits near the eye.
Precise in-clinic removal of an eyelid skin tag, after an evaluation by the physician
Focused ultrasound for non-surgical eyelid tightening
Liquid nitrogen for selected small benign eyelid lesions
Scalpel removal for larger or atypical lesions with possible pathology analysis
Precise cutting and coagulation for raised eyelid lesions
Corticosteroid injection in the eyelid for persistent chalazion
Fractional CO2 laser for tightening eyelids and removing lesions
Ablative plasma for the removal of xanthelasma, milia, and skin tags.
Non-ablative plasma for chronic dry eye and severe blepharitis
Manual removal of secretions from the Meibomian glands
Devices placed in the tear ducts to reduce tear drainage
Placement of a biological membrane on the cornea for ocular surface conditions
Clinical eyelid cleaning for blepharitis and Demodex blepharitis
Low-intensity LED light for dry eye and blepharitis
Intense pulsed light for dry eye and ocular rosacea
Applies heat and gentle pressure to the eyelids to address Meibomian gland dysfunction
Ophthalmic drops made from the patient's own blood plasma
