Author: Dr. Kim Raharja, OD Tixel is a cutting-edge medical device that has recently received FDA approval (2024)for treating dry eyes, especially meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD). This issue affects many people and can cause discomfort, irritation, and vision problems if not treated. Tixel addresses both health and beauty concerns related to dry eyes. What is Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)? MGD occurs when the meibomian glands in the eyelids become blocked or don’t work

Dry, gritty, watery eyes are often treated like a simple moisture problem. Add artificial tears, avoid wind, use a warm compress, and things should improve. But for some people, the irritation keeps coming back because the real problem is not the tear itself. It is the loose tissue sitting on the surface of the eye. That condition is called conjunctival chalasis, more commonly written in medical texts as conjunctivochalasis. It happens when the conjunctiva, the clear membrane

Living with dry eyes can be a daily challenge. The discomfort, irritation, and blurred vision often make simple tasks difficult. For many, contact lenses seem like an impossible option. However, advances in lens technology have opened new doors for those struggling with dry eyes. I want to share practical insights and solutions that can help you find relief and enjoy clear vision comfortably. Understanding Dry Eyes and Lenses for Dry Eyes Dry eye syndrome occurs when your eye