What is Dry Eye Syndrome?
Dry Eye Syndrome occurs when your eyes don’t produce enough tears or the tears evaporate too quickly. This leads to irritation, discomfort, and sometimes blurred vision. Left untreated, dry eye can interfere with daily activities like reading, screen time, or wearing contact lenses. A thorough eye exam can help diagnose the exact cause and severity.
Common Symptoms of Dry Eye Syndrome
Oculoplastic surgery is recommended for individuals who have conditions affecting the eyes, eyelids, tear ducts, or the structures around the eyes.
Stinging or Burning Sensation
Redness and irritation
Light Sensitivity
Blurred or Fluctuating Vision
Gritty or foreign body feeling in the eyes
What Causes
Causes & Risk Factors
Prolonged screen time
Aging and hormonal changes
Contact lens use
Environmental factors (wind, AC, smoke)
Autoimmune conditions
Medications like antihistamines or antidepressants
Who Can Have Dry Eye?
Dry eye syndrome can affect:
Adults over 40
People who spend long hours on digital devices
Contact lens users
Postmenopausal women
Those with thyroid, diabetes, or autoimmune issues
Cataract Surgery
How is Dry Eye Diagnosed?
Eye doctors use advanced diagnostic tools to identify dry eye syndrome.
Vision Assessment and Refraction
Tailored vision tests to identify refractive errors.
Squint Assessment and Surgery
Enables robotic precision for exceptional outcomes.
Amblyopia Therapy
Enables robotic precision for exceptional outcomes.
Infection and Allergy Management
Enables robotic precision for exceptional outcomes.
How you prepare for cataract surgery
- Consultation: Schedule a comprehensive eye exam with a Best cataract surgeon.
- medication review: Discuss any medications you’re taking that could affect the procedure.
- contact lens hiatus stop wearing contact lenses as advised to allow your corneas to return to their natural shape.
- Arrage transportation plan for someone to drive you home post-treatment.
- Avoid Eye Makeup keep your eyes free from makeup creams, or lotions on the day before and the day of the procedure
How you prepare for cataract surgery
- Consultation: Schedule a comprehensive eye exam with a Best cataract surgeon.
- medication review: Discuss any medications you’re taking that could affect the procedure.
- contact lens hiatus stop wearing contact lenses as advised to allow your corneas to return to their natural shape.
- Arrage transportation plan for someone to drive you home post-treatment.
- Avoid Eye Makeup keep your eyes free from makeup creams, or lotions on the day before and the day of the procedure
How you prepare for cataract surgery
- Consultation: Schedule a comprehensive eye exam with a Best cataract surgeon.
- medication review: Discuss any medications you’re taking that could affect the procedure.
- contact lens hiatus stop wearing contact lenses as advised to allow your corneas to return to their natural shape.
- Arrage transportation plan for someone to drive you home post-treatment.
- Avoid Eye Makeup keep your eyes free from makeup creams, or lotions on the day before and the day of the procedure
Types of Cataracts
Technology We Use
Examination
For more details on these advanced technologies, you can explore:
- LipiFlow Treatment
- LipiView Interferometer
LipiView® II – Advanced tear film analysis
A revolutionary device for treating meibomian gland dysfunction.
LipiFlow® System – FDA-approved, automated thermal pulsation treatment Learn More
Provides detailed analysis of tear film composition.
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Question
- One of the few centers with LipiFlow technology
- NABH accredited facility
- Customised care for every patient
- No-drug, no-surgery solution
- Experienced eye specialists for dry eye management
No, it’s a painless procedure done in 12 minutes.
Many patients notice improvement within 2–4 weeks.
One session offers relief for many months. Annual treatment may be advised.
Yes, once symptoms improve and your eyes are stable.
Some policies cover it—our team can assist with claims.
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At Dr.Akbar Super Speciality Eye Hospitals, the best eye care hospital in Hyderabad, we offer different treatment plans to make it easier for our patients; by providing a 0% finance* option for all our surgeries, we take a step closer to a holistic patient care policy.
33% of the amount is to be paid by the client as a down payment, and Bajaj Finserv finances the remaining 67%. Only a one-time processing fee of INR 687/- is charged by Bajaj Finserv.
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