Envision® Dry Eye Treatments

Advanced Technology for Lating Dry Eye Relief

At Parkrose Vision, we proudly offer Envision by InMode®, an advanced treatment platform that combines Radiofrequency (RF) and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology to address the underlying causes of dry eye disease.

Unlike artificial tears that provide temporary symptom relief, Envision treatments are designed to improve meibomian gland function, reduce inflammation, and promote a healthier, more stable tear film for long-term comfort.

Radiofrequency (RF)

Radiofrequency (RF) therapy gently warms the eyelids using controlled heat energy to improve meibomian gland function and restore the natural oils that help prevent tears from evaporating too quickly.

RF therapy may help improve:

  • Dry eye symptoms

  • Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)

  • Contact lens discomfort

  • Recurrent styes and chalazia

  • Tear film stability

In addition, RF therapy may promote collagen remodeling, helping improve skin firmness and soften the appearance of fine lines around the eyes.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

IPL therapy delivers carefully controlled pulses of light around the eyelids to reduce inflammation, improve meibomian gland function, and treat abnormal blood vessels associated with ocular rosacea.

IPL therapy may help improve:

  • Chronic dry eye

  • Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)

  • Ocular rosacea

  • Eyelid inflammation

  • Frequent styes or chalazia

Patients with rosacea may also notice an improvement in facial redness and overall skin tone following IPL treatment.

Close-up of a person's eyes, showing two different eye conditions or makeup styles side by side.
Close-up of a human eye with green illumination, showing detailed textures of the iris on the left, and the pupil on the right, with a small white text indicating 'InMode: Dr. B. Dorhn' at the bottom right corner.
Side-by-side comparison of a person's face with visible skin redness and irritation before and after treatment.
Comparison of skin appearance showing improvement in texture and pigmentation after treatment, by Dr. J. Owen.
A close-up image showing a person's facial skin with visible redness, dryness, and broken blood vessels, indicating a skin condition. The image is credited to Dr. B. Dornn.
Comparison of a woman's face showing skin improvement. The left side has redness and uneven skin tone, while the right side has clearer, smoother skin with less redness.