Supporting Eyelid Health & Hygiene
Blepharitis is a common condition that causes inflammation of the eyelids due to a blockage of the meibomian glands. This uncomfortable condition can develop from various factors but can be prevented with proper eyelid hygiene.
To keep your eyelids healthy, wash your upper and lower lash lines every day with warm water and diluted baby shampoo or eyelid cleaners.

Blepharitis Symptoms & Treatment
Although blepharitis can’t damage your eyesight, it should be treated to avoid irritation. The condition can be treated in various ways and can be identified by multiple symptoms.
Common blepharitis symptoms include:
- Stinging or burning on the eyes
- Crusty buildup or debris in the eyelash
- Watery eyes
- Irritation
- Dry eyes
- Foreign body sensation
- Itchy eyelids
- Redne
FAQs About BlephEx
LipiFlow
LipiFlow can also be used to treat blepharitis as this condition is related to meibomian gland dysfunction. LipiFlow helps to break up any blockages in the glands using gentle heat and pressure.
How long does BlephEx last?
In most cases, BlephEx treatments take place every 3 to 6 months. However, if patients maintain a healthy hygiene regime, the time between treatments can be extended.
What can I expect from BlephEx?
To keep you comfortable, we normally start by putting numbing drops on each eye. Then, we’ll gently apply the disposable microsponge along your lash line, removing any debris. After it’s removed, we’ll wash your eyelids.
After the treatment, you’re free to go about your day as usual.
How long does BlephEx treatment take?
Typically, the procedure lasts between 6 to 8 minutes. However, depending on the severity of blepharitis, it may take longer to get optimal results.