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Revitalize Your Vision: Advanced Dry Eye Diagnosis and Laser Treatment
Dry eye syndrome is one of the most common eye conditions affecting patients in Punjab’s dust-prone and low-humidity climate. At Dr. Ramesh Superspeciality Eye & Laser Centre, Ludhiana, we offer comprehensive dry eye diagnosis using tear film analysis, meibography, and osmolarity testing — followed by personalised treatment plans including advanced laser-assisted tear production enhancement.
Why Choose Us?
- Advanced Tear Film Diagnostics — Osmolarity Testing, Meibography & More
- Tailored Treatment — From Lubricant Drops to Laser Therapy
- Laser Treatment for Chronic Dry Eye — Gentle, Non-Invasive, Effective
Benefits of Laser Treatment for Dry Eye
- Non-Invasive — No Cuts, No Sutures, No Downtime
- Precisely Targeted — Stimulates Meibomian & Tear Glands Directly
- Quick Procedure — Completed in Minutes at Our Ludhiana Centre
- Minimal Side Effects — Safe for All Adult Patients Including Seniors
Where lubricant drops and conventional therapies are insufficient, we offer laser-assisted meibomian gland stimulation — a safe, non-invasive procedure available at our Ludhiana centre that gently targets and activates the tear glands to restore natural tear production and lasting ocular surface comfort.
Any Questions find here.
Common symptoms of dry eye syndrome include dryness, burning or stinging sensations, redness, itching, excessive tearing, blurry vision, sensitivity to light, and a feeling of grittiness or foreign body sensation in the eyes.
Dry eye syndrome is diagnosed through a comprehensive evaluation, which may include a review of symptoms, assessment of tear quality and quantity, measurement of tear osmolarity, evaluation of the ocular surface, and assessment of meibomian gland function.
Laser-assisted tear production enhancement stimulates the tear glands to increase tear production, addressing the underlying causes of dry eye syndrome. By promoting natural tear production, laser treatment can improve ocular surface health and alleviate dry eye symptoms.
The number of laser treatment sessions needed may vary depending on the severity of dry eye syndrome and the individual’s response to treatment. Your ophthalmologist will determine the appropriate treatment plan based on your specific needs.
Our Specialist
Dr. Ramesh Chand
MBBS,MD (OPHTH.) Chief Eye Surgeon
Dr. Parvesh Mehta
MBBS, PCMS-1, SMO (Ex) Director