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Explanations of dry eye conditions: MGD, Demodex blepharitis, ocular rosacea, and post-surgical dry eye.

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Dry Eyes Years After LASIK? Here’s Why

I Had LASIK Years Ago — Why Are My Eyes Still Dry? You were told the dryness would be temporary. A few weeks, maybe a couple of months. Use these drops, it’ll get better. And for a lot of LASIK patients, that’s exactly what happens — the dryness fades, the drops go in the drawer,…

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What Are Those Crusty Flakes on My Eyelashes?

Those Crusty Flakes Might Be Demodex Mites You’ve noticed it in the mirror. A waxy, flaky buildup clinging to the base of your eyelashes. Maybe it looks like dandruff. Maybe it forms little white or yellowish sleeves wrapped around individual lashes — almost like tiny collars. You rub it away, wash your face, scrub your…

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