Dry Eye BBL

RELIEVE DRY EYE DISEASE

Intense pulsed light lasers were created for dermatological use and have since become a potent tool for treating meibomian gland dysfunction, which is the leading cause of dry eye.

West Em utilizes BBL™ BroadBand Light to treat those suffering from dry eye disease. The light energy from the laser is absorbed by blood vessels and surrounding tissues, releasing secretions, killing bacteria, opening eyelid glands, reducing eyelid redness, and stimulating healthy gland function. BBL™ is also used to treat Styes and Chalazions.

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  • What is the downtime?

    When will I see the results? 4-14 days to maximize

    How long do results last? 3-4 months

    What if I don’t get Botox or Dysport every 3 months?

    How does the medication actually work?

    Does it hurt?

    Are there any other side effects I should know about?

    When should I start getting Botox?

    What’s the difference between Botox and Dysport?

    Can I be treated with Botox and Dysport if I am pregnant or breastfeeding? It is not recommended to be treated if you pregnant or breastfeeding.

    • Forehead

    • Eyebrows

    • Around the eyes

    • Nose

    • Jaw

    • Mouth

    • Lips

    • Chin

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    • must not be pregnant or breastfeeding

    • plan at least two to three weeks in advance before a special event

    • keep upright for 4-6 hours after the injections to minimize the product from flowing back to migrate to unwanted areas creating eyelid droop (ptosis).

    • Avoid lying down or leaning forward.

    • Results may take 4-14 days to maximize and be readily noticed. Wait at least 2 week after your injection to evaluate the success of the treatment.

    • Other activities to avoid in the first 4-6 hours include:

      • No exercise or long walks

      • Do not touch or massage injected areas

      • No air travel on the first day of treatment

      • No wearing hats.

      • Do not wash or blow-dry your hair (including salon appointments)

      • Do not schedule a massage on the first day of treatment

A woman with long dark hair receiving a cosmetic injection from a professional in a clinic.