Dry Eye Center of Arizona

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The Dry Eye Center of Arizona in Scottsdale, Arizona has earned an international reputation for excellence in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye and ocular surface disease, with the expertise of Dr. Andrew Zagelbaum.

July is Dry Eye Awareness Month 👁️Dry eye disease is more than occasional irritation. It’s a chronic condition that can ...
07/03/2026

July is Dry Eye Awareness Month 👁️

Dry eye disease is more than occasional irritation. It’s a chronic condition that can impact your vision, comfort, and quality of life.

The good news? It can be diagnosed, treated, and managed with the right approach.

Did you know?
• Over 16 million Americans have been diagnosed with dry eye.
• An estimated 30–49 million Americans may be living with dry eye symptoms.
• Nearly 1 in 2 contact lens wearers experience discomfort that may be related to dry eye.

At Dry Eye Center of Arizona, we go beyond artificial tears to identify the root cause of your symptoms using advanced diagnostic technology and personalized treatment plans.

If your eyes burn, water excessively, feel gritty, become tired while reading or using screens, or your contact lenses have become uncomfortable, don’t ignore it. These symptoms are common, but they’re not something you have to live with.

Schedule your comprehensive dry eye evaluation today. Your eyes deserve better.

📍Scottsdale, Arizona
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06/23/2026

👁️ Itchy eyes? Red lids? Constant irritation that just won’t go away?

You may be dealing with Demodex Blepharitis, a common eyelid condition caused by microscopic mites that live in the eyelash follicles.

Studies suggest that Demodex is present in up to 58% of eye care patients, yet it often goes undiagnosed because doctors must specifically look for the telltale signs along the eyelid margin.

Common symptoms include:
✔️ Itching
✔️ Burning
✔️ Redness
✔️ Contact lens discomfort
✔️ Fluctuating vision
✔️ Chronic styes

One of the hallmark signs is the presence of collarettes (cylindrical dandruff) at the base of the eyelashes.

In this reel, I’ll show you exactly what Demodex looks like, why it matters, and what treatment can do for your eyes and eyelids.

Have you ever been evaluated for Demodex Blepharitis? Let me know in the comments below!

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06/05/2026

The Dry Eye Center of Arizona in Scottsdale, Arizona has earned an international reputation for excellence in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye and ocular surface disease, with the expertise of Dr. Andrew Zagelbaum.

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3501 N Scottsdale Road Ste 140
Scottsdale, AZ
85251

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Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
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