Eye Treatments based on #highest-tech in Australia
Tear Ducts Treatment
Tear duct treatment refers to various procedures aimed at addressing issues with the tear duct system, which includes the lacrimal glands and the tear ducts themselves. These treatments can range from surgical interventions, such as dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) or intubation, to non-surgical methods like warm compresses and massages to help unblock clogged tear ducts. The goal is to improve the production and drainage of tears, ensuring adequate lubrication for the eyes and reducing symptoms such as chronic watery eyes, eye discomfort, or recurring infections.
In Australia:
Tear duct blockages are treated using Endoscopic Dacryocystorhinostomy (END), a surgical procedure in Australia that bypasses blocked tear ducts by creating new tear drainage channels. It's performed under local anesthesia.
Additional:
Advanced technology and skilled surgeons ensure successful outcomes. Waiting time is typically 1-3 weeks for consultation and surgery.
