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Dry eye is a condition in which the eye suffers from a persistent lack of moisture, the cornea is insufficiently lubricated, and this in turn causes discomfort. The so-called “dry eye” is a common problem that affects 5–35% of the population during their lifetime.
At the Dry Eye Clinic, we offer modern diagnostic and treatment options.
The Dry Eye Clinic has been operating since 2021. We specialize in diagnosing and treating dry eyes.
Our team consists of internationally experienced optometrists and ophthalmologists who provide each patient with professional and personalized care.
We offer a complete solution for dry eye problems – from accurate diagnostics and specialized procedures to a personalized treatment plan.
Our team regularly enhances its knowledge in Europe and the USA, bringing back the latest insights and technologies for dry eye diagnostics and treatment.
In addition, we collaborate globally with our external consultants, sharing valuable tips and best practices to offer patients the most effective and modern treatment options.
The Antares device enables dry eye diagnostics in several ways. It allows for non-invasive assessment of tear film stability by automatically measuring how long the film remains uniform before it breaks.
Meibography can also be performed to visualize the condition of the Meibomian glands and detect any damage. Measuring the tear meniscus height provides information about the amount of tear fluid.
In addition, Antares allows examination of corneal topography, showing how the quality of the tear film affects the corneal surface.
This gives us a comprehensive and objective overview of the dry eye condition and its possible causes.
The only OptiLight IPL devices in Estonia are located at Kreutzwaldi Eye Center and our Turman Eye Clinic.
The innovative OptiLight is an advanced IPL device designed specifically for dry eye treatment and approved by the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration). With the OptiLight device, we can treat dry eye, stye, chalazion, and also facial conditions associated with dry eye such as rosacea and acne.
The method and device co-creator, Dr. Rolando Toyos (USA), is an external consultant for our clinic and has personally trained our specialists.
The IPL procedure performed with the innovative OptiLight device:
Clinical studies on OptiLight IPL therapy have shown that:
OptiLight IPL treatment is performed with a device that emits intense pulsed light. The light triggers a photochemical cascade in the cells, reducing inflammation on the eye surface and improving Meibomian gland function.
In addition to treatments performed by a nurse or optometrist, an ophthalmologist must ensure that the patient has no other eye diseases.
We perform OptiLight treatment according to the guidelines of Dr. Rolando Toyos, the inventor of this method. These guidelines are based on over 20 years of scientific research, ensuring safety and optimal results.
Patients can contact our staff any weekday for advice. One month after OptiLight treatment, a follow-up examination is performed, and if necessary, the patient is referred to an ophthalmologist for further care.
For all eye procedures, quality is essential. We have invested heavily in staff training and the acquisition of top-tier medical equipment to ensure the best possible results.
stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, thereby improving metabolism in the meibomian and lacrimal glands,
reduces skin inflammation (e.g., rosacea) and eyelid inflammation (e.g., blepharitis).
Your ophthalmologist must be aware of all other medical and aesthetic procedures you are undergoing, have recently undergone, or are planning to undergo in parallel with OptiLight IPL treatment.
Also, inform your ophthalmologist of any other health-related changes that occur during the OptiLight IPL treatment course.
If you have any of the following conditions, you should consult your physician before starting treatment:
GutWell is an analysis of the intestinal microbiome. The microbiome is the collection of all microbial genomes present in the human body.
An imbalanced microbiome composition can lead to various health problems such as overweight, digestive issues, and autoimmune diseases. (Source: Genorama)
Our esteemed international consultant, Dr. Rolando Toyos, has found in his studies that when the balance of microorganisms in the gut is disturbed, it causes inflammation in the eyelid glands and, consequently, dry eye. In his clinic, the gut microbiota of dry eye patients is always examined, and dietary recommendations are given to help restore balance.
Dry eyes are often accompanied by inflammation of the eyelid margins, known as blepharitis – the eyelid edges become red and itchy, and flakes form between the eyelashes, irritating the skin and worsening the inflammation. Home eyelid cleaning may not always be sufficient. In such cases, the ZEST procedure, performed at our eye clinic, can help.
ZEST is a natural, okra-extract-based deep eyelid cleansing treatment that removes inflammatory residues and acts against Demodex mites as effectively as tea tree oil – but without stinging or burning sensations.
The ZEST procedure provides quick and noticeable relief from dry eye symptoms and is suitable for:
Treating blepharitis and dry eye,
Preoperative preparation for eye surgeries to improve tear film quality and measurement accuracy,
Complementing IPL treatment by providing immediate relief before the full effect of the IPL course takes place.
ZEST is an effective, gentle, and patient-friendly solution for improving eyelid health and visual comfort.
After warming procedures (IPL, red light therapy, RexonEye), the eyelid glands, i.e., Meibomian glands, are cleaned by our dry eye specialists who have received proper training in this procedure.
During the Meibomian gland cleaning, an anesthetic drop is applied, then under a microscope, the thickened oil is gently pressed out of the glands. This gradually makes the oil more fluid, allowing it to reach the eyelid margin more easily and mix better with the tear film, improving tear quality and preventing it from evaporating quickly from the eye surface.
We also use the Heated Eye Wand medical device, which combines red, green, and amber LED therapy with a warm compress and gentle massage.
During the procedure, the Meibomian glands are cleaned, which significantly enhances the treatment effect and improves the eyes’ moisture sensation.
The Heated Eye Wand was developed in collaboration with leading UK optometrists and designed based on client feedback to provide all eye care needs in a single device.
Patients with dry eye syndrome often also have dry and sensitive skin around the eyes. This is especially common in:
Dryness of the skin around the eyes can worsen discomfort and make inflammation harder to treat. In addition to taking care of eye health, attention should also be paid to the condition of the skin – gentle and moisturizing care can help improve overall eye comfort.
Our Turman Eye Clinic beauty department offers a wide range of beauty treatments that provide relief for the dry skin around the eyes. The first 15 minutes of the beauty nurse consultation are free.
REXON EYE ® is a modern and non-invasive dry eye treatment suitable for various forms of eye dryness – whether due to tear evaporation or reduced tear production. The procedure stimulates cell regeneration, reduces inflammation, and restores tear film stability. Initial results are noticeable immediately after the procedure, and the effect is long-lasting.
The treatment is based on Quantum Molecular Resonance (QMR ®) technology, which breaks the dry eye vicious cycle, helping cells to naturally regenerate.
This effective and relaxing procedure lasts only 20 minutes, and the initial treatment course consists of four sessions. If needed, it can be supplemented with Meibomian gland cleansing, providing even longer-lasting results.
The dry eye prevention package is designed for people who work with computers and experience eye dryness, stinging, redness, or discomfort due to screen work, contact lens use, or age-related changes. The examination and consultation help to detect dry eye syndrome early and find suitable solutions for its prevention.
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