Over 30% of all patients suffer from some type of blepharitis symptoms

Comprehensive Blepharitis Treatment for Lasting Relief & Comfort

At Arthur Hayes Opticians, we offer comprehensive blepharitis treatment using the latest technology. If you have itchy, red, or irritated eyes or eyelids, you may well have blepharitis. 

blepharitis treatment

BlephEx is the First and Only Clinician Treatment for Blepharitis. Over 30% of all patients suffer from some type of blepharitis symptoms. BlephEx is a new, in-office procedure that allows the clinician to take an active role in treating blepharitis.

This treatment reduces scurf and bacterial debris, the main causes of inflammatory lid disease, and improves the overall health of the eyelid. 

Patients will finally enjoy a life free from the chronic and irritating symptoms associated with blepharitis. The BlephEx treatment is well tolerated and only takes a few minutes to perform.

Learn more about BlephEx

If you are interested in attending an appointment for BlephEx treatment please telephone the East Grinstead practice to make an appointment.

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