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How much is BlephEx treatment?
Following microblepharoexfoliation, she exhibited improvement (bottom). Be aware that there is no ICD-9 code associated with BlephEx at this time, and thus no insurance coverage. Patients’ out-of-pocket costs for the procedure typically range from $150 to $200, or more in some cases.
How effective is BlephEx?
Conclusions: This study suggests BlephEx is a viable alternative to lid scrubs and warm compresses. Statistically significant improvement was observed in signs and symptoms of the subjects treated. Eyelid functions improved based on TBUT increase, reduced inflammation and enhanced MG function.
Does insurance cover BlephEx?
Does insurance cover the cost? Answer: No, BlephEx® is a brand new cleaning procedure and is not covered by insurance. It is a private pay procedure.
How often can you do BlephEx?
How Often Should I Have BlephEx Treatments? BlephEx treatments should be administered every 4 to 6 months, depending on the severity of the condition.
How long does BlephEx last?
How long does BlephEx™ last? In general, most patients receive BlephEx™ treatments every 4-6 months. Regular hygiene and a consistent routine will help increase the length of time between each treatment.
Is BlephEx safe?
BlephEx is theoretically safe and effective for patients of all ages. Having said that, there is no one-size-fits-all treatment. Your optometrist will approach blepharitis on a case-by-case basis.
Is BlephEx treatment painful?
The procedure is not painful. Blephex is completed in less than 10 minutes. Numbing drops are placed into your eyes prior to the procedure. Most patients experience a tickling sensation during treatment.
Can you drive after BlephEx?
The procedure is performed in office; takes about 10 minutes; and patients can drive home afterwards. This procedure allows us to remove the biofilm of debris from the lids and lashes.