BlephEx® Procedure
The BlephEx® procedure is a professional, in-office process performed by an eye care professional to support routine eyelid hygiene. It utilizes a controlled, mechanical cleaning approach designed for use in a clinical setting as part of established eyelid hygiene workflows.
This in-office procedure focuses on mechanical cleaning along the eyelid margins, including the area near the base of the eyelashes where surface debris and buildup may be present over time. The BlephEx® system is operated by an eye care professional using a handheld device with a disposable micro-sponge to support standardized application during clinical use.
Professional In-Office Eyelid Cleaning
BlephEx® provides a professional, in-office method for eyelid surface cleaning performed by an eye care professional. The procedure is designed to mechanically clean the eyelid area using controlled movement, supporting consistency during clinical workflows.
During the procedure, a handheld device equipped with a rotating disposable micro-sponge is used to apply controlled mechanical cleaning along the eyelid area. Use of the BlephEx® system and its integration into routine workflows are determined by the eye care professional based on practice protocols and professional discretion.
In-Office Eyelid Cleaning Process
The BlephEx® procedure may be described as a structured, in-office eyelid cleaning process performed by an eye care professional. The procedure utilizes a handheld device designed to provide controlled mechanical cleaning of the eyelid area as part of routine eyelid hygiene practices in a clinical environment.
Professional Eyelid Hygiene Procedure
BlephEx® is an in-office procedure designed to support routine eyelid hygiene through a controlled mechanical cleaning process. The procedure focuses on the eyelid area near the base of the eyelashes and is performed by an eye care professional using equipment intended for professional use.
By providing a consistent and standardized approach to eyelid hygiene, the BlephEx® procedure may be incorporated into clinical workflows based on professional judgment and individual practice considerations.
Step-by-Step Procedure
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Preparation
An eye care professional prepares for the BlephEx® procedure in a clinical setting by positioning the individual appropriately and preparing the eyelid area for in-office use.
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BlephEx® Device
The eye care professional utilizes the BlephEx® device, which features a rotating disposable micro-sponge designed for controlled mechanical cleaning during professional use.
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Mechanical Cleaning Process
Once activated, the device delivers controlled mechanical movement along the eyelid area to address surface debris and buildup as part of routine eyelid hygiene practices.
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In-Office Procedure
The procedure is performed in a professional clinical setting and is completed during a scheduled office visit. The eye care professional controls the device throughout the process to support consistent application.
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Post-Procedure Guidance
Following the procedure, the eye care professional may provide general guidance related to ongoing eyelid hygiene practices based on professional discretion.
Procedure Overview
The BlephEx® procedure offers a structured in-office experience focused on professional eyelid hygiene practices.
Eyelid Hygiene Support
The procedure utilizes controlled mechanical cleaning to address surface debris and buildup along the eyelid area during professional use.
Professional In-Office Care
BlephEx® is performed by an eye care professional using a handheld device designed for consistent application in a clinical setting.
Routine Workflow Integration
Mechanical eyelid cleaning may be incorporated into ongoing eyelid hygiene workflows as determined by the eye care professional.
Ongoing Hygiene Considerations
When used as part of routine professional practices, the BlephEx® procedure supports a standardized approach to eyelid hygiene based on individual practice protocols.
Watch the following video to learn more about how the BlephEx® device is used in a professional clinical setting.
