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Dry Eye is a common condition that can have a negative impact on your quality of life. The good news is OPSM’s new proven treatment targets the cause of the syndrome and around 86% of Dry Eye sufferers reported reduced symptoms*. To find out if you’re a candidate for this treatment talk to your optometrist for a comprehensive Dry Eye initial assessment.
At OPSM, we’ve introduced a revolutionary new treatment for Dry Eye, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL). IPL treatment is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that stimulates and unblocks the Meibomian Glands that produce oils that keep your eyes lubricated. This treatment can provide long- lasting relief for Dry Eye sufferers. Each session takes just 10 – 20 minutes, our optometrists will explain every step of the process and are here to answer your questions. The following table outlines the treatment plan and associated costs. The results last approximately 12 to 24 months+, so the cost equates to as little as $33 a month. Some Dry Eye sufferers spend this much on eye drops alone.
| Session | Due | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment | Day 0 | $50 |
| 1st IPL Treatment | Day 1 | $800 upfront payment* for a series of four IPL treatments |
| 2nd IPL Treatment | Day 15 | Included within initial $800 upfront payment* |
| 3rd IPL Treatment | Day 45 | Included within initial $800 upfront payment* |
| 4th IPL Treatment | Day 75 | Included within initial $800 upfront payment* |
| Additional IPL Treatment | As needed or once a year | $200 per additional session |
The main symptoms of Dry Eye are:
The Meibomian Glands are located inside your eyelids, these glands produce tears that keep your eyes healthy. If they deteriorate, they may fail to create a tear film that is strong enough to protect your eyes from drying. Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) is thought to cause the majority of Dry Eye disease.
Things that may contribute to Dry Eye include:
When comparing your options, it’s important to note that eye drops only provide relief from the symptoms of Dry Eye whereas IPL treatment may target the cause of your problems with continued treatment. In summary, eye drops provide short-term relief in comparison to IPL treatment which may provide long-term relief with continued treatment. Many patients experience results after the very first treatment and the effect is cumulative^.
Now available at selected OPSM is our innovative Blepharitis in store management option, Blephex provided by your optometrist.
Blepharitis is a chronic inflammatory disease that causes an overgrowth of bacteria and exotoxins along the base of the lids and lashes.
Symptoms may include
Eyelid wipes and foams clean the surface of the lids and lashes providing only temporary relief. Alternatively, Blephex cleans and exfoliates deep into the lash follicle providing longer relief for approximately 3-6 months. Treatment cost = $120
Please call your closest OPSM store to book an appointment and enquire today.
OPSM has been looking after the eyes of Australians for over 85 years. We help more than one million Australians with their eye health each year. We encourage you to speak with a member of our friendly team about your Dry Eye condition and ask any questions you may have. Individual results may vary and are dependent upon a patient’s clinical profile. For further information talk to your optometrist.
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