The global prevalence of dry eye syndrome is on the rise, driven by factors such as an aging population, screen-based lifestyles and other environmental stressors.
Eyelid debridement, meibomian gland compression and micro-eyelid margin exfoliation are important primary outpatient treatment methods for managing anterior blepharitis and meibomian gland dysfunction. Eyelid debridement involves the use of a golden shovel and gentle mechanical means to remove the biofilm, keratinized epithelium and debris at the eyelid margin, restore the glandular opening and promote the flow of tarsal fat. This treatment, combined with manual meibomian gland compression, is recommended as a first-line intervention during the initial dry eye assessment and follow-up. They jointly provide key diagnostic insights into the severity of glandular obstruction, biofilm load and palpebral lipid quality, which is helpful for formulating further treatment plans.
Manual meibomian gland extrusion requires the use of Compressing Lid Forceps. Meibomian forceps are mainly used to clamp the eyelid, fix the meibomian glands or assist in treating eyelid lesions (such as chalazion, meibomian gland cysts, etc.).
Compressing Lid Forceps,The goal of removing gland obstructon,The instrument obtains quick and delicate beibum expression by equal compressing of the eyelid from the internal and the external sides
Post time: Jun-12-2025