Ocular Surface Disease · A Comprehensive Evaluation · Advanced In-Office Treatments
Dry Eye & Blepharitis Treatments
Chronic dry eye and blepharitis are among the most common — and most undertreated — conditions in ophthalmology. Accurate diagnosis of the specific disease subtype is a prerequisite for effective treatment. Dr. Hu offers the complete spectrum of evidence-based therapies, from prescription medications to advanced in-office procedures. Each treatment has a dedicated page with full clinical detail.
Comprehensive Examination
In-Office Procedural Treatment
—Treatment Categories
Paths to restore the ocular surface
— Regenerative Biotechnology
Amniotic Membrane Grafting
Prokera, AmbioDisc and Neox Flo — sterile amniotic membrane placed over the ocular surface to deliver anti-inflammatory, anti-fibrotic, and regenerative growth factors. For severe dry eye, persistent epithelial defects, and chemical injuries.
— Restoration of function
Meibomian Gland Probing
Targeted in-office procedure for a evaporative dry eye from meibomian gland dysfunction. Meibomian gland probing mechanically breaks periductal fibrosis in severe or refractory cases of dry eye.
Every treatment plan begins with a diagnostic workup to identify the specific mechanism.
— Medical Therapy
Serum Tears & Medications
Autologous serum tears derived from the patient's own blood for severe aqueous-deficient dry eye. Prescription anti-inflammatory agents (Restasis, Cequa, Xiidra), punctal plugs, and systemic medications for therapy.
— Dry Eye Evaluation
Comprehensive Dry Eye Evaluation
& a personalized treatment plan
Every treatment plan begins with a thorough diagnostic workup to identify the specific mechanism driving your symptoms. Dr. Hu does not prescribe empirical artificial tears without knowing what subtype of dry eye disease you have.