Oil Gland and Lymphatic Massager Rose Gold Metal

$17.95
$17.95
Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience

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A super effective, at-home or in the clinic, tool for dry eye management.

Specialised to massage oil glands, removing old oils and allows room for fresh oil production. Supports healthier eyelids and improved tear film quality.

  • T-shaped design for targeted expression

  • Durable, superior-grade construction in a premium rose gold finish

  • Supports healthier oil secretion for tear film stability

  • Complements warm compresses and professional dry eye care routines

  • Perfect size for eyelid use. 30mm head. Handle 75mm long

Designed with precision and elegance, the Rose Gold Meibomian Gland Expresser is a specialised tool to support healthier eyelids and improved tear film quality. Crafted from high-quality metal with a sleek rose gold finish, it allows for gentle, controlled expression of blocked meibomian glands, a common cause of evaporative dry eye. 

This tool is ideal for those managing Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) under the guidance of an eye care professional.

Use once a fortnight with minimal pressure to both top and lower lids. Move the head towards the eyelid margin using a rolling motion. This will help restore natural oil flow, reduce feelings of dryness or grittiness, and support more stable, comfortable vision.

Eyehouse Tip: Always use this tool with clean hands, gentle pressure, and preferably after a warm compress to soften the oils before expression. The MG Massager can be heated in warm water before use. Do not put in the Microwave.

 

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Oil Gland and Lymphatic Massager Rose Gold Metal

$17.95

Oil Gland and Lymphatic Massager Rose Gold Metal

$17.95

    Oil gland and lymphatic massager, your questions answered

    Q1. What is the difference between oil gland massage and lymphatic massage around the eyes?

    Oil gland massage targets the meibomian glands along the lid margin, encouraging the oils that form the outer tear film layer to flow more freely. It is a dry eye therapy.

    Lymphatic massage targets the drainage pathways around the eye and orbital area to reduce fluid retention, puffiness, and morning swelling. The two techniques address different concerns and use different motions.

    Always apply heat first, five to ten minutes with a warm mask. Then use the massager to apply gentle rolling pressure along the lid margin from the inner to outer corner.

    The motion is slow and firm, not rapid. You are encouraging gland expression, not stimulating circulation.

    Use light, sweeping motions from the inner corner of the eye outward toward the temple, following the natural lymphatic drainage pathway.

    Pressure should be very light. Lymphatic vessels are superficial and respond to gentle movement, not firm pressure.

    Daily as part of a morning or evening eye care routine. Oil gland massage is best done after heat therapy. Lymphatic drainage works well in the morning to reduce overnight fluid accumulation.

    Wipe with a clean damp cloth or a sterile wipe after each use. Do not share between users.

    Check with your surgeon first. Lid massage is usually cleared after the eye has stabilised, but the timing depends on the procedure.

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