Ophthalmogen Advanced Eyecare Gel
IRRITATED EYELIDS & EYES
For the eye relief of the ocular symptoms caused by the eyelids
Ophthalmogen is an ophthalmologically studied eyelids & eyelashes gel for the symptomatic and etiopathological treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases such as blepharitis and dry eyes, often caused by the presence of Demodex mites and bacteria on the eyelids, eyelashes and eyebrows.
Ophthalmogen Gel is designed to be used on the eyelids skin.
ΤΑ ΒΛΕΦΑΡΑ & ΟΙ ΠΑΘΗΣΕΙΣ ΤΗΣ ΟΦΘΑΛΜΙΚΗΣ ΕΠΙΦΑΝΕΙΑΣ
Inflammation on the eyelids & eyelashes known as blepharitis often causes ocular irritation with symptoms such as photosensitivity, foreign body sensation, tearing, discharge, burning, itchy, dry eyes, swollen eyelids, tired eyes and blurry vision.
Demodex Folliculorum Demodex Brevis mites
and bacteria are the most common etiopathogenic reasons for the prevalence of chronic inflammatory diseases.
Uncontrolled Demodex infestation known as Demodicosis and bacterial overgrowth on the eyelids and eyelashes have been implicated in several chronic inflammatory ocular disease including blepharitis, dry eyes, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), Chalazion, blepharo-conjunctivitis, madarosis (weak and falling eyelashes and eyebrow hair).
INDICATIONS
Ophthalmogen Gel is indicated in case of blepharitis, dry eyes, swollen & irritated eyes. It’s sophisticated combination of ingredients in this unique Gel formula contains the ideal amount of Tea tree oil in combination with high care ingredients for massaging the eyelids and the peri-ocular area.
The daily eyelids & eyelashes hygiene which includes massaging the eyelids with the Gel contributes to an improved eye health and is a practice indicated for the inflammations of the delicate eyelid skin associated with diseases such as blepharitis, dry eyes, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), dermatitis, eczema, ocular rosacea.
BENEFITS
Daily eyelid hygiene and specifically massage, contributes to the opening of the blocked lipid glands, the improved ocular comfort - quality of vision and quality of life because of the control of the inflammation of the eyelids and the stabilization of the tear film on the ocular surface of the eyes.
Formula
- Tea Tree Oil (biologically certified) : has strong anti-Demodex, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties that contribute in the reduction and control of Demodex and bacterial pathogenic population on the eyelids.
- * Hippophae rhamnoides oil (Sea buckthorn oil): is rich in essential linoleic and a-linoleic fatty acids which are the precursors for eicosanoids, biologically active lipid mediators regulating inflammation that have shown to have beneficial effects in dry eye disease.
- Hyaluronic Acid: is a basic polysaccharide naturally found in the body that retains a thousand times its weight in water, contributing in the lubrication, rejuvenation and reinstatement of the health and vibrancy of the delicate eyelids skin.
- Panthenol: is a classic skin protectant that improves skin hydration, elasticity and smoothness. Panthenol promotes wound healing and can be applies in skin irritations such as eczema.
- Vitamin E: is a fat soluble essential nutrient with strong antioxidant properties that combat free radicals produced in the eyes from the metabolism of food and toxins in the environment.
- Glycerin: Glycerin is a disinfecting, lubricating, moisturizing ingredient. Its main properties are promoting the growth of epithelial cells and reducing the harmful effects of high osmolality on the ocular surface.
- Lactic acid: is a beneficial alpha hydroxy acid used to treat hyperpigmentation, age spots and other factors that contribute to a dull and uneven ocular skin complexion.
- Geothermal water: contains a high level of minerals with toning, refreshing and soothing effects that strengthen the skin barrier.
10gr GEL for the Eyelids & Eyelashes
Medical device with CE mark
Medical device with CE mark
RECOMMENDED BY OPHTHALMISTS
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Therapeutic actions
Advantages
Clinical project
Therapeutic Actions
- Anti-inflammatory
- Anti-bacterial
- Anti-demodex
- Anti-viral
- Moisturizing, regenerative, soothing
Therapeutic Actions
- Anti-inflammatory
- Anti-bacterial
- Anti-demodex
- Anti-viral
- Moisturizing, regenerative, soothing
Environmental Testing
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ΑΠΟΤΕΛΕΣΜΑΤΙΚΟ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΝΤΙΜΕΤΩΠΙΣΗ & ΤΟΝ ΕΛΕΓΧΟ ΤΩΝ ΧΡΟΝΙΩΝ ΟΦΘΑΛΜΟΛΟΓΙΚΩΝ ΠΑΘΗΣΕΩΝ ΤΗΣ ΒΛΕΦΑΡΙΤΙΔΑΣ, ΤΗΣ ΞΗΡΟΦΘΑΛΜΙΑΣ ΚΑΙ ΤΩΝ ΔΕΡΜΑΤΙΚΩΝ ΝΟΣΩΝ ΤΗΣ ΠΕΡΙΟΧΗΣ ΤΩΝ ΜΑΤΙΩΝ
26% of new contact lens wearers drop out of their lenses by the first year
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37% of patients seen by an ophthalmologist in the US have blepharitis symptoms
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up to 39% of patients with atopic dermatitis can develop keratoconus due to eye rubbing
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46% of blepharitis patients suffer from seborrheic dermatitis
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47% of patients seen by an optometrist in the US have blepharitis symptoms
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up to 50% of the world's population suffers from some form of dry eye
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50% of all contact lens wearers develop dry eye symptoms and report discomfort at the end of the day
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50% of dry eye patients suffer from anterior blepharitis
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50-60% of people being treated for glaucoma also have Dry Eye syndrome with the most common cause being the blockage of the meibomian glands of the eyelids
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51.4% of Rosacea patients suffer from ocular symptoms such as red eyes, itching, dry eyes, stye or chalazion
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65% of patients with blepharitis is due to the Demodex parasite
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62.9% of surgical patients have a less than 5 seconds tear break up time (TBUT)
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67% of psoriasis patients have ocular manifestations such as blepharitis, dry eyes because of the the systemic inflammation of the disease
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70% of dry eye disease cases are due to blocked or dysfunctional meibomian glands, because of inflammation in the eyelids
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70% higher is the estimated prevalence of Dry Eye Disease (DED) among women compared to men in the 50 years and older age group
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73.3% of eyelash extensions users experience ocular side effects like itching, redness, pain, heavy eyelids, blurry vision’s , after the application of eyelash extensions
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up to 75% of cataract patients also suffer from dry eyes, blepharitis or some other ocular surface disease that may go undiagnosed prior to surgery
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75% of patients with rosacea have ocular involvement which is often underdiagnosed by the dermatologist
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75% of contact lens wearers will discontinue use at some point because of discomfort
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79% of eyelash extensions users may suffer from allergic blepharitis after the application of eyelashes
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82% of glaucoma medication users have their meibomian glands blocked at some extent, experiencing blepharitis & dry eye symptoms
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84% over the age of 60 suffer from the Demodex parasite
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84.2% of blepharitis patients have simultaneously at least one facial dermatosis such as facial demodicosis, seborrheic dermatitis, rosacea, eyelid dermatitis, ocular rosacea
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up to 85% of bacterial infections are due to bacterial biofilm
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90% of contact lens wearers has been found to have Demodex
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91% of the patients with chalazion is due to Demodex infestation
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97% of dry eye patients have positive bacterial cultures according to to research from 2007
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100% of the people over 70 years suffers from the Demodex parasite
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