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Dry eye syndrome is a condition in which the eyes do not produce enough tears, causing chronic dryness and discomfort. If left untreated, this condition can lead to complications, such as scarring and vision loss.
NYU Langone ophthalmologists can quickly determine the cause of dry eye syndrome and offer several options for managing the condition. Our doctors work with you to create a treatment plan that suits your needs, with the goal of relieving symptoms and preserving eye health.
For mild symptoms, lifestyle modifications and artificial tears may be all that’s needed. Medication and minimally invasive procedures may be the best treatment for those with more severe dry eye syndrome.
Ilyse Haberman,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Eleanore T. Kim,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Habeeb Ahmad,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Irina Belinsky,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Robert C. Cykiert,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Himani Goyal,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Evan L. Held,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Alan J. Jordan,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Jonathan B. Kahn,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Douglas R. Lazzaro,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Anam Qureshi,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Leela V. Raju,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Joel M. Solomon,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Laurence Sperber,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Brieann K. Adair,
OD
Optometrist
David Reves,
OD
Optometrist
Samuel M. Harrosh,
OD
Optometrist
Payal Patel,
MD
Oculoplastic Surgeon
NYU Langone specialists provide care and support throughout your entire healthcare journey.
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