Perths Ocular Rosacea & Dry Eye Experts

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A different approach to dry eye and ocular rosacea

Chronic irritation, dryness, and redness are often signs of underlying inflammation — commonly linked to ocular rosacea.

These conditions are frequently treated as separate issues, which is why symptoms often persist.

At Rosacea Care Clinic, we take a whole-face approach — treating both the eyes and skin together to create lasting improvement

Most patients we see have already tried drops, warm compresses, and multiple treatments — but nothing has actually fixed the underlying problem

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Comprehensive Ocular Rosacea and Dry Eye Assessment

Our one hour comprehensive dry eye and ocular rosacea assessment is designed to get to the root cause of your symptoms, not just manage them. We take a detailed look at your tear film, eyelids, and ocular surface using advanced imaging and clinical testing, while also considering lifestyle, skin, and systemic factors that may be driving inflammation. This allows us to create a targeted, personalised treatment plan.

ZEST Eyelid Deep Clean

ZEST is an in-office eyelid deep clean designed to remove the biofilm, debris, and bacteria that build up along the lash line. Using an okra-based foam, this gentle but effective treatment targets the root cause of irritation and inflammation, helping to improve lid hygiene, reduce symptoms, and support healthier tear film function.

Punctal plugs

Punctal plugs are small, biocompatible devices placed into the tear ducts to reduce tear drainage and keep your eyes naturally hydrated for longer. They’re a quick, in-office treatment that can significantly improve dry eye symptoms by helping your existing tears work more effectively

Inmode IPL

InMode IPL is an in-office light-based treatment used to calm inflammation and support healthy eyelid gland function. It targets the abnormal blood vessels that can drive ocular rosacea, while gently warming the meibomian glands to help improve oil flow, stabilise the tear film and reduce dry eye symptoms.

By treating the underlying inflammation, IPL helps break the cycle of flare-ups and supports longer-term gland health

This is for you if:

  • You’ve tried drops, warm compresses, or multiple treatments without lasting relief

  • Your eyes are constantly irritated, watery, or burning

  • You experience facial flushing or have been diagnosed with rosacea

  • Your symptoms keep coming back

Our Signature 12 Week

Ocular Surface Reset Program

Designed to calm inflammation, restore tear film stability, and rebuild the health of your eyelids and
ocular surface. A structured, step-by-step plan that addresses the root causes of dry eye and ocular rosacea

  • 5 x IPL eyelid treatments to reduce inflammation and improve gland function

  • 1 x ZEST in-office deep clean to remove biofilm and debris from the lid margins

  • Personalised home care protocol tailored to your triggers and lifestyle

  • All follow-up appointments and progress reviews

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Follow along to learn why your dry eye isn’t improving — and how we treat it differently

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