Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) is a common condition in which the tiny oil-producing glands along the eyelid margins (called meibomian glands) become blocked or do not produce healthy oil. These oils are essential for keeping your tears from evaporating too quickly.
When the glands are not functioning properly, tears dry out faster — leading to symptoms such as:
MGD is one of the leading causes of evaporative dry eye disease, a chronic but very treatable condition.

MGD often worsens gradually over time. If glands remain blocked, the oil inside thickens and gland structure can deteriorate. Early treatment helps:
The key is identifying the specific cause and severity of your dry eye.
We offer complimentary dry eye consultations to better understand your symptoms and determine the root cause.
Your evaluation includes:
We use advanced imaging to take detailed pictures of your meibomian glands. This allows us to:
This test measures how quickly your tears evaporate after you blink. A short break-up time indicates tear film instability, which is common in MGD.
These diagnostic tools give us personalized, objective information about your eyes. Instead of guessing, we can design a treatment plan that is specific to your gland health, tear stability, and symptom severity.
When home care alone isn’t enough, we offer advanced therapies designed to heat, liquefy, and restore oil flow in the glands.
TempSure Envi uses gentle radiofrequency (RF) energy to safely heat the eyelids. This controlled warmth:
Treatments are comfortable, non-invasive, and require no downtime.
Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cellular activity and reduce inflammation around the eyelids. This photobiomodulation therapy can:
LLLT may be used alone or in combination with other treatments for optimal results.
MiBo ThermoFlo delivers continuous, controlled therapeutic heat to the eyelids through a specialized handheld probe. This treatment:
It is a gentle, relaxing treatment often performed in a series for best outcomes.
Dry eye and MGD are not “one-size-fits-all” conditions. Every patient’s gland structure, tear stability, and inflammation levels are different. That’s why we combine:
Our goal is not just temporary symptom relief — but long-term improvement in gland health and tear stability.
If you are experiencing ongoing dryness, irritation, fluctuating vision, or contact lens discomfort, we invite you to schedule a complimentary dry eye consultation.
With advanced diagnostic imaging and modern treatment options, we can help you feel more comfortable and see more clearly — with a plan tailored specifically to you.