Dry Eye & Aesthetics DFW Dallas
Med spa in Dallas, TX · 3 locations
Dry Eye & Aesthetics DFW is an eye care practice centred on dry eye and ocular surface disease, with aesthetic treatments available alongside. It has locations in Fort Worth, McKinney and Dallas, and lists weekday hours of 8:30am to 5:00pm at all three, with the Fort Worth and McKinney offices closed on weekends. The practice operates on a self-pay basis and does not participate with insurance plans. It says its self-pay prices are often lower than typical insurance-based costs, and it can coordinate primary eye care with a patient's local eye doctor. Appointments can be requested online, where the practice confirms them, or by calling (682) 353-9553.
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Dry Eye & Aesthetics DFW is an eye care practice centred on dry eye and ocular surface disease, with aesthetic treatments available alongside. It has locations in Fort Worth, McKinney and Dallas, and lists weekday hours of 8:30am to 5:00pm at all three, with the Fort Worth and McKinney offices closed on weekends. The practice operates on a self-pay basis and does not participate with insurance plans. It says its self-pay prices are often lower than typical insurance-based costs, and it can coordinate primary eye care with a patient's local eye doctor. Appointments can be requested online, where the practice confirms them, or by calling (682) 353-9553.
The dry eye menu covers both in-office procedures and prescription options. Intense pulsed light is offered for dry eye caused by meibomian gland dysfunction, and the practice uses Lumenis IPL, which it describes as the first and only IPL system FDA-cleared for dry eye linked to that condition. A typical IPL course is four sessions spaced two to four weeks apart, listed at $1,250, and single dry eye sessions are listed at $350. Other options include punctal plugs for mild to moderate dry eye, a procedure that usually takes five minutes or less, and autologous serum tears, a prescription drop made from the patient's own blood that the practice describes as providing strong relief for moderate to severe dry eye. In-office amniotic membrane therapy is available for moderate to severe dry eye disease, and lacrimal system irrigation is offered for burning, watery or red eyes caused by congestion in the tear drainage system.
The aesthetic side includes Tixel, a non-laser skin treatment that delivers controlled thermo-mechanical energy through a titanium tip. Four Tixel sessions are listed at $1,250. IPL can also be used for skin concerns such as uneven tone, sun spots and broken blood vessels. The practice says its mission is to help patients see with clarity and confidence, and it reports having helped thousands of patients across North Texas.
Pairs IPL with complementary therapies, aiming at the factors behind dry eye as well as the symptoms.
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Services
Final prices may vary.
In-office options for dry eye, including IPL, eyelid cleansing with gland expression, punctal plugs, serum-based and prescription eye drops, amniotic membrane therapy and tear drainage irrigation.
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Single Sessions $350
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IPL 4 sessions $1,250
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Amniotic Membrane Therapy Price at booking
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Autologous Serum Tears Price at booking
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Eyelid Cleanse & Meibomian Gland Expression Price at booking
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Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Price at booking
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Lacrimal System Irrigation Price at booking
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Prescription Eye Drops Price at booking
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Punctal Plugs Price at booking
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Amniotic Membrane Therapy for Dry Eye Price at booking
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Autologous Serum Tears for Dry Eye Relief Price at booking
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Eyelid Cleanse & Meibomian Gland Expression for Dry Eye Price at booking
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Intense Pulsed Light- FDA Approved Lumenis IPL Price at booking
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Lacrimal System Irrigation for Eye Comfort Price at booking
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Prescription Eye Drops for Dry Eye Relief Price at booking
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Punctal Plugs for Dry Eye Relief Price at booking
Non-laser Tixel and IPL treatments aimed at skin concerns such as tone, sun spots and broken blood vessels.
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Tixel 4 sessions $1,250
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Tixel Price at booking
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- Highlights
- Lumenis IPL, which the practice describes as the first and only IPL system cleared by the FDA for dry eye linked to meibomian gland dysfunction
- Every treatment includes a deep clean of the meibomian glands, with expression across all four eyelids
- Self-pay practice that does not bill insurance plans
- Can coordinate primary eye care with a patient's local eye doctor
- Four-session IPL series spaced two to four weeks apart
- Three North Texas locations: Fort Worth, McKinney and Dallas
- Good for
- dry eye
- meibomian gland dysfunction
- self-pay patients
- patients who want to keep their local eye doctor involved
- skin tone and sun spot concerns alongside eye care
- Treats
- dry eye
- ocular surface disease
- meibomian gland dysfunction
- burning, watery or red eyes
- tear drainage congestion
- sun spots
- broken blood vessels
- uneven skin tone
- Techniques
- intense pulsed light (IPL)
- eyelid cleansing and meibomian gland expression
- punctal plugs
- autologous serum tears
- amniotic membrane therapy
- lacrimal system irrigation
- Tixel
Products & treatments
- Lumenis IPL
- Tixel
Other locations
- Fort Worth 4008 West Vickery Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107 Rated 5.0 out of 5 (118 on Google Maps) (opens in a new tab)
- Mckinney 8080 State Highway 121, Suite 110, Mckinney, TX 75070 Rated 5.0 out of 5 (111 on Google Maps) (opens in a new tab)