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Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

What is Intense Pulsed Light and how can it manage dry eye?

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

What is Intense Pulsed Light and how can it manage dry eye?


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TempSure Envi non-surgical radiofrequency treatment for skin tightening and eye rejuvenation - Dry Eye Care Austin Texas.
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Radio Frequency

Radio Frequency therapy safely heats obstructed meibomian glands, the main contributor to dry eye symptoms. This is followed by a...

Radio Frequency

Radio Frequency therapy safely heats obstructed meibomian glands, the main contributor to dry eye symptoms. This is followed by a massaging motion to release important oils. The treatment is non-invasive, safe for all skin types, and there is no downtime.


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Thermal Gland Expression

Thermal Gland Expression can treat the obstruction of blocked meibomian glands allowing more oil into your tears! More oil means...

Thermal Gland Expression

Thermal Gland Expression can treat the obstruction of blocked meibomian glands allowing more oil into your tears! More oil means your tears will be more stable and will not evaporate as quickly. Healthy and sufficient oil in your tears is paramount to having comfortable eyes and vision.


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Patient receiving low-level light therapy (LLLT) for dry eye treatment using a Celluma Elite LED light therapy device emitting purple and pink light over the face in a clinical eye care setting - Dry Eye Care Austin Texas.
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Low Level Light Therapy

Low Level Light Therapy gently heats up the eyelids allowing the release of oil from the meibomian glands into the...

Low Level Light Therapy

Low Level Light Therapy gently heats up the eyelids allowing the release of oil from the meibomian glands into the tears providing more moisture. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that can reduce the negative effects of ocular rosacea and blepharitis on tear quality.


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Lid & Lash Cleaning

Just like you get a dental cleaning every 6 months to remove the biofilm that brushing daily cannot remove, it’s...

Lid & Lash Cleaning

Just like you get a dental cleaning every 6 months to remove the biofilm that brushing daily cannot remove, it’s important to get a deep cleaning of your eyelids and eyelashes to remove biofilm build-up too!


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Prokera amniotic membrane ring lens for therapeutic corneal eye treatment - Dry Eye Care Austin Texas.
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Amniotic Membranes

PROKERA® is a biologic corneal bandage device used by eye doctors around the world to heal and treat ocular conditions...

Amniotic Membranes

PROKERA® is a biologic corneal bandage device used by eye doctors around the world to heal and treat ocular conditions such as keratitis, moderate to severe dry eye disease, recurrent corneal erosions, filamentary keratitis, persistent epithelial defects, neurotrophic corneas, herpetic ulcers, and many other ocular surface diseases such as chemical burns and Stevens-Johnson syndrome.


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Why choose Dry Eye Care Texas?
Because dry eye care is ALL we do.

Dry Eye is a complex, multi factorial disease which can require extensive time for proper diagnosis and formulating customized treatment plans.

Because we are currently the only clinic in Austin that focuses solely on dry eye management. we can apply all of our efforts in helping you get relief from your dry eye symptoms by using advanced diagnostic testing and imaging to determine the root causes of your dry eye. We then offer evidence-based home and in office treatments to address each cause directly.

Though many patients use artificial tears to provide temporary relief, unfortunately the underlying disease process can continue to progress.

At Dry Eye Care Texas, we are focused and motivated to not only help you find relief from your symptoms but also slow down the progression rate of your dry eye disease.

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See What’s Happening

The Dry Eye Care Texas team got active together this week at Activate! Thank you everyone for coming out! ✨

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🌟 Georgetown clinic open April 2026! 🎉
Please let us know if you’d like to schedule future exams and procedures at our new clinic! We will perform IPL (Intense Pulsed Light), RF (Radio Frequency), LLLT (Low Level Light Therapy), follow up exams, and more at this office. Ask our staff for more info and see you soon!

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We are also happy to welcome Priyal Desai, OD to our team! She will be seeing patients at both our Austin and Georgetown locations.

At the heart of Dr. Desai's philosophy is a simple yet powerful belief — that every patient deserves personalized care and the knowledge to take control of their health. Her approach blends compassion and empathy with evidence-based education, helping patients take an active role in managing their eye health and improving their quality of life.

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✨ Employee Spotlight ✨
Gabrielle is our office manager and can be spotted helping out in various areas of the clinic. She moved to Austin in 2016 and has worked in both optometry and ophthalmology since then. As the team problem-solver, she's always looking for ways to uphold our commitment to excellent patient care and treatment. You might also find her tending to the office plants and unloading all the pens she's accidentally stolen from around the clinic.

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🛋️✨ Our waiting area got a little refresher! More seating, roomier layout, and more plants (we can never have too many) 🪴☺️ Come check it out!

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Blog

Latest Blog Posts

Demodex Blepharitis: The Tiny Mite Behind Chronic Eyelid Irritation and Dry Eye Disease

If your eyes are constantly itchy, red, irritated, crusty, or dry — and artificial tears...

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Eye Deep Cleaning: Our In-Office Protocol Combining ZEST, Rinsada, and Irrigation

If you’ve been struggling with chronic dry eyes, irritated eyelids, crusting along the lash line,recurrent...

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PRP vs. PRGF Eye Drops: What’s the Difference?

If you’ve been exploring advanced treatments for dry eye or ocular surface disease, you’ve probably...

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