Your Vancouver Dry Eye Doctor
Visit us at 7633 Nanaimo Street in beautiful Fraser View, Vancouver. We are in a bright office in a stress-free location across from Bobolink Park where there is lots of free parking!
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Vancouver Eye Clinic
Lead by Dr. M.K. Randhawa, we provide a fresh perspective on dry eye care, offering comprehensive examinations, plus leading edge dry eye treatment and management using the most advanced methods and equipment.
Dry Eye Services
We provide comprehensive dry eye disease management, including prescription medications, LipiFlow, LipiScan, BlephEx, Punctal Plugs and more.
Dry Eye Products
We offer a wide selection of doctor-recommended dry eye products including artificial tears, anti-inflammatory drops, Thealoz, Hylo, Ocunox, Bruder Masks and more, many of which you can order from us online.
We Offer LipiFlow Thermal Pulsation Treatment in Vancouver
Clinical studies show that 79% of patients reported improved overall dry eye symptoms after a single LipiFlow treatment. A study published in 2021 found that LipiFlow can significantly improve many measures of dry eye disease, including significant improvements in ocular surface disease indexStandard Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) score, meibomian glands yielding liquid secretion , and meibomian glands yielding secretion score (MGYSS) Significant improvements were detected in OSDI score, SPEED score, MGYLS, and MGYSS with patients who received Lipiflow® treatment compared with those who received no treatment.
What is dry eye disease?
Dry eye disease refers to a number of conditions, all of which are characterized by inadequate lubrication of the surface of the eye. The tear production system has a number of components and if any one of them is not working properly, the eyes will dry out. These components include, the lacrimal gland, which secretes the water component of tear film, the meibomian glands, that secrete the oily component of tear film and the lacriman punctum, which is responsible for drainage. A dry eye doctor will evaluate each aspect of the tear production system to pin-point the problem and provide targeted treatment. Learn more about dry eye disease. 
86% of dry eye suffers have meibomian gland disfunction
Studies have showns that 86% of dry eye sufferers have meibomian gland dysfunction. Meibomian glands produce the lipid or oily component of healthy tears, which prevents the tear film from evaporating. The meibomian glands are located in the upper and lower eyelids. We use LipiScan to medically image the glands to evaluable their health. LipiScan images show that Many dry eye disease patients have glands that are obstructed or which have atrophied or dropped out entirely. We have several ways to treat meibomian gland dysfunction, with the most advanced being LipiFlow thermal pulsation treatment.
The Eye-Heart Connection
Examining blood vessels in the retina at the back of the eye can help identify risks for stroke or heart attack—before they occur.