The Expert Dry Eye Clinic
We understand dry eyes
Looking for an expert offering specialist dry eye treatment?
Someone who is passionate about treating dry eye?
Looking for the latest diagnostic technology and treatments?
Someone who is passionate about treating dry eye?
Looking for the latest diagnostic technology and treatments?
Dry Eye Treatment in Coventry, UK
Causes & Symptoms
Suffering from Dry eyes? It’s the most common eye disorder causing gritty, sore and irritated eyes. Other symptoms include stinging and burning sensations. There are a number of causes but the most common form of dry eye relates to Meibomian Gland Dysfunction.
Dry Eyes: Assessment
We’re dedicated to dry eye diagnosis and treatment. Diagnosis of dry eye requires a number of tests to determine the cause. At our practice we perform comprehensive tests to check tear volume, tear stability, staining tests and inflammatory marker tests.
Causes & Symptoms
Dry Eyes: Assessment
The Latest 3rd Generation IPL Technology
We only use the latest technology. The new Optilight by Lumenis is the only FDA approved IPL treatment for dry eye disease.  Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) involves applying a series of light pulses to the area around the eyelids. It’s totally non-invasive and there’s no pain. Patients usually notice an improvement in only a few hours after treatment. IPL is a proven effective treatment available at our dry eye centre.
Gland Probing
Intraductal probing of the meibomian glands is offered to patients where there is obstruction within the oil producing meibomian glands. The aim is to clear the obstruction and push through any fibrosis that often occurs at the surface of the gland but may occur deeper within the gland. Intraductal probing works best in combination with Optilight IPL.
New IPL Treatment
Gland Probing
Blephex Treatment
Zest Treatment
Blephex Treatment
Zest Treatment
Punctal Plugs
Medical Treatment
Punctal Plugs
Medical Treatment
The Latest 3rd Generation IPL Technology
We only use the latest technology. The new Optilight by Lumenis is the only FDA approved IPL treatment for dry eye disease.  Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) involves applying a series of light pulses to the area around the eyelids. It’s totally non-invasive and there’s no pain. Patients usually notice an improvement in only a few hours after treatment. IPL is a proven effective treatment available at our dry eye centre.
Other Treatments
We offer a number of treatment options in our dry eye clinic. Following an in-depth assessment.you’ll informed about treatment options like Puntal Plugs (to stop tears draining out of the eye), Blephex (for a deep clean of the eyelids), dietary supplements, at-home treatments and of course a plethora of eye drops.
New IPL Treatment
Other Treatments
Suffering from Dry Eyes?
Act Now!
Dry eye causes slow, progressive changes to surface of the eye and permanent damage to glands in the eyelids. Act now and book a dry eye consultation.
Are warm compresses and constant use of artificial tears not relieving your dry eyes? The problem with these treatments are they are difficult to maintain and they’re not effective in treating dry eye. Improved treatments for Blepharitis and Meibomian Gland Dysfunction are effective in improving tear quality and reducing symptoms of dry eyes. There is no cure for dry eyes but treatment with Optilight IPL, Blephex and Punctal plugs can reduce the long-term damage caused by dry eyes.
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Dr. Trusit Dave, PhD, BSc(Hons), DipTp(IP), Prof Cert Glauc, MCOptom, FAAO, MBCLA.
Specialist Optometrist, Inventor & Author
Dr. Dave is a dedicated expert Optometrist offering specialist treatment for dry eyes and keratoconus. He has a passion for improving eye health and quality of life in patients with dry eyes. With many years of experience and constantly reinvesting in the latest advancements in treatment and diagnosis, Dr. Dave specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye syndrome.
Dr. Dave is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest dry eye research and technology, ensuring his patients receive the most effective and personalised care available. He has developed technology for leading medical companies – including his own, which is used by many Optometrists and Ophthalmologists around the world.
Beyond his clinical work, Dr. Dave is deeply involved in educating both patients and fellow healthcare professionals about the importance of early detection and management of dry eyes. He believes in a holistic approach to eye care, addressing not only the symptoms but also the underlying causes of dry eyes.
When you visit our practice, you can expect compassionate care, thorough consultations, and customised treatment plans tailored to your unique needs. Dr. Dave and his team are here to support you on your journey to healthier, more comfortable eyes.
Dr. Trusit Dave, PhD, BSc(Hons), DipTp(IP), Prof Cert Glauc, MCOptom, FAAO, MBCLA.
Specialist Optometrist, Inventor & Author
Dr. Dave is a dedicated expert Optometrist offering specialist treatment for dry eyes and keratoconus. He has a passion for improving eye health and quality of life in patients with dry eyes. With many years of experience and constantly reinvesting in the latest advancements in treatment and diagnosis, Dr. Dave specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye syndrome.
Dr. Dave is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest dry eye research and technology, ensuring his patients receive the most effective and personalised care available. He has developed technology for leading medical companies – including his own, which is used by many Optometrists and Ophthalmologists around the world.
Beyond his clinical work, Dr. Dave is deeply involved in educating both patients and fellow healthcare professionals about the importance of early detection and management of dry eyes. He believes in a holistic approach to eye care, addressing not only the symptoms but also the underlying causes of dry eyes.
When you visit our practice, you can expect compassionate care, thorough consultations, and customised treatment plans tailored to your unique needs. Dr. Dave and his team are here to support you on your journey to healthier, more comfortable eyes.
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Why Digital Devices Could Make Your Eyes Feel Worse
Digital eye syndrome describes a host of problems people experience when working on computers and digital devices, one of which is dry eyes.
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Dry eye symptoms are often exacerbated by prolonged use of digital devices like computer screens and mobile devices. Blink rate and type of blink change when viewing these types of screens. In general, blink rates reduce significantly – between 3-8 times less! In addition, research shows that rather than perform full, complete blinks, people looking at screens for 30 minutes or more tend to make 2.5 times more incomplete or partial blinks.
Changes to blinks affect the expression of oils released from the meibomian glands. Over time, this leads to blocked glands and can lead to gland loss. When glands become blocked the oils that prevent the evaporation of tears reduce leading to evaporative dry eye. Warm compresses are helpful early on but IPL treatment is recommended for treating meibomian gland related evaporative dry eye.