Dry Eye & Ocular Surface Disease
What do you wish more women knew about dry eye?
Dry eye isn’t just an inconvenience, it can significantly impact comfort, vision and quality of life. The good news is that identifying the underlying cause allows us to create a personalized, long-term treatment plan.
Why are women more likely to experience dry eye?
Hormonal changes, autoimmune conditions, medications, skin care and even our daily screen habits can affect the ocular surface. Understanding these connections helps us treat the whole patient rather than simply recommending another eye drop.
What are some of the advanced treatments you offer for dry eye?
At the Dry Eye Center of Arkansas, we offer advanced diagnostics and treatments including intense pulsed light (IPL), radiofrequency, autologous serum tears and a wide variety of other treatment options.
What makes the Dry Eye Center of Arkansas different?
We’re dedicated exclusively to dry eye and ocular surface disease. Our approach combines advanced diagnostics, innovative treatments and individualized care to uncover why patients are struggling and create solutions designed for lasting relief.
CREDENTIALS:
Dr. Shelby Brogdon, optometric physician, University of the Incarnate Word, Rosenberg School of Optometry
SPECIALTIES:
- Dry eye and ocular surface disease
- Advanced dry eye treatments
CONNECT:
Dry Eye Center of Arkansas
501.508.2660 | dryeyearkansas.com