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Lacrimal (Tear Duct) Surgery

Tear duct conditions affect how tears drain from the eyes, often leading to excessive tearing, irritation or infection. Our oculofacial plastic surgery specialists provide expert diagnosis, treatment and advanced tear duct surgery to restore proper drainage and improve eye comfort.

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Tear Duct
Conditions We Treat

Lacrimal system disorders affect tear production and drainage, often leading to watery eyes, irritation or recurrent infections. These conditions can impact daily comfort and may require specialized care.

 

Blocked Tear Duct

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Dacryocystitis (Tear Duct Infection)

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Epiphora (Excessive Tearing)

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Tear Drainage System Disorder

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Tear Duct Treatments & Procedures We Provide

Treatment for tear duct conditions depends on the underlying cause and severity. Our specialists offer both non-surgical and surgical tear duct treatments to restore proper drainage and relieve symptoms.

 

Balloon Tear Duct Dilation, Irrigation & Probing

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DCR Tear Duct Surgery (Dacryocystorhinostomy)

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Tear Duct Repair

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Tear Duct Obstruction Removal

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Oculofacial Plastic Surgery Physicians & Providers

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