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MDElite Treatments for Dry Eyes

MDElite provides effective options for long-term treatments of dry eyes. IPL (Intense Pulse Light), LLLT (Low Level Light Treatment) and RF (Radio Frequency) are powerful and effective solutions for dry eyes.

These clinically proven techniques reduce the incidence of Meibomian Gland Dysfunction, Dry Eye Syndrome, blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelids) and eyelid cysts.

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IPL, LLLT and RF counteract the obstruction or malfunction of the Meibomian glands by unclogging the oils needed to keep eyes healthy, moisturized and comfortable.

85% of patients who have received these treatments report noticeable improvements, with longer-lasting results.

What is MDElite?


MDElite is equipped to deliver a wide range of treatment applications, including targeted dry eye relief and reduction of ocular inflammation, and more. These procedures are safe, efficient, and gentle — requiring minimal or no recovery period, allowing patients to return quickly to enjoying your lives.

If you’re looking for dry eye treatment near Waupaca, Wisconsin, Dr. Cody Dagnall and Dr. Dan Everts from Advanced Family Eyecare will provide you with the information and relief that you seek.

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What Is Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

What is Meibomian Gland Dysfunction?


Our tears are made up of three layers: the lipid (oil) layer, aqueous (water) layer, and the mucous (sticky) layer. These layers work in unison to lubricate and coat the eyes, keeping them moist and comfortable.

Your meibomian glands control the lipids in the eye, called meibum, which combine with other substances in the eye area to create a thin film that consistently lubricates your eyes. Meibum is an essential part of your eye’s makeup as it prevents the evaporation of the eye’s tear film.

Meibomian Gland Dysfunction occurs when the meibomian glands fail to provide enough meibum. This can be triggered by various factors and causes the tear film to evaporate at a quicker rate, leading the eyes to feel dry and uncomfortable. 80% of Dry Eye is due to MGD.

Our practice serves patients from Waupaca, Iola, Amherst, and Wild Rose, Wisconsin and surrounding communities.
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Think You Have Dry Eye? Call 715-260-3829