Dry Eye Specialist in Las Vegas??

[LVNatalie]

Does anyone have a dry eye specialist in Las Vegas or even just a great opthamologist?
I've been to two optometrists and one opthamologist in the area and not one has been able to provide any insight.

Thank you!

[Hopeful2]

Hi again!

Natalie, I found this thread in the 'plug a doc' section. Check there you might find other docs
http://www.dryeyezone.com/talk/showt...4488-Las-Vegas

[Heather M]

Hi there LV Natalie,
I live in Las Vegas too, I was wondering if you had any luck with an Opthamologist. I too haven't had an real luck, although those I have seen tried hard to help me.

[LVNatalie]

Still no luck - but lots of attempts.
Did you manage to find anyone? I've been considering travelling to see someone, but I can't even find someone within driving distance.

[mamamax]

I've been going to Dr. Brimhall in Centennial Hills. He's the best so far that I've tried. He has helped me and is very considerate.

[mamamax]

My dry eyes morphed into blepharospasms then apraxia of the eyelid. I have been seeing Dr. Janice Eggert, who is recommended by the blepharospasm foundation. She did a bilateral upper eyelid myectomy which helped for a short time, so recently I had a bilateral frontalis sliing done by her and it's amazing that my eyes now stay open. Yes they do get dry so I use hot packs, a humidifier and sterile drops when needed. I also have clonazepam for the anxiety to control the spasms. Botox did not do much for me, so now we've found success forf now, and I hope, forever! I am driving and reading again for the first time in four years!