Emery Eye Center

While aging is one risk factor for dry eye, dry eye disease can happen at any age. For children, dry eyes may happen as a result of allergies, eye infections, or prolonged screen time.

You can support your child’s eye health and help reduce their risk of dry eye by encouraging outdoor play and keeping them up-to-date for their regular eye exams!

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A lot has changed in the last year! For many individuals, it is the amount of time spent in front of your computer, exacerbating dry eye. For us, it's how we've committed to helping those with this very common problem. OptiLight by Lumenis® is a light-based, non-invasive treatment done in the area below the eyes. For a consultation, visit our website or call our office today.

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Are long days at work causing your eye irritation or discomfort?

🤔 Maybe not. While eye strain can contribute to dry eye disease, the most common cause is meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD). MGD happens when the glands around your eyelids become blocked or don't produce enough oil to keep eyes hydrated.

Even though MGD is common, many people don’t realize they have it. Regular eye exams can help diagnose and treat MGD. Book your next exam today.

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