OptiLIGHT is designed to be a comfortable treatment. Most patients describe a brief warming or snapping sensation during the treatment, and each session takes about 15 minutes.

Dry Eyes Treatment Lee’s Summit
More Comfort.
Less Dryness.
Healthier-Looking Eyes.
What It Treats

How Optilight Works
OptiLIGHT uses gentle, targeted light therapy around the eyes to help reduce inflammation and support healthier oil glands. By improving the quality and stability of your tears, OptiLIGHT helps relieve dry eye symptoms and improve overall eye comfort.
The FDA-Cleared Light Treatment for Dry Eye Relief.
OptiLIGHT is the first and only IPL light-based treatment FDA-cleared specifically for the management of dry eye disease due to Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD). This innovative treatment targets inflammation and supports healthier oil glands to help improve dry eye symptoms and overall eye comfort.
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Who Is A Good Candidate for Treatment
OptiLIGHT may be a great option for adults experiencing moderate to severe dry eye symptoms related to Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)—especially those dealing with dryness, burning, redness, irritation, or watery eyes. OptiLIGHT is FDA-cleared for patients 22 and older.




What Treatment Involves
Your aesthetician will review your skin and eye history, medication list and goals to make sure you are a good candidate for treatment.
Protective shields are placed over the eyes and a cool gel is placed on the skin while gentle, targeted light is applied to the skin around the eyes. A typical treatment plan includes 4 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart, with minimal discomfort and little to no downtime.
Frequently Asked Questions
A typical treatment plan includes 4 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart. Many patients begin noticing improvements after 2–3 treatments, with the best results typically seen after completing the full series.
There is little to no downtime. Mild redness may occur immediately after treatment but generally fades within a few hours, and patients can typically return to their normal activities as recommended by their provider.
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