Pari Shams is raising awareness about the common yet often misunderstood condition known as watery eyes. Many people experience excessive tearing on a regular basis, but they may not realise that it can be caused by an underlying problem with the tear drainage system. The clinic is encouraging individuals who struggle with constant tearing to seek professional advice and learn about modern treatment options that can help restore comfort and normal tear flow.

Watery eyes, medically known as epiphora, occur when tears do not drain properly from the eye into the tear ducts. While tears are essential for keeping the eyes healthy and lubricated, problems arise when they cannot drain away normally. This can lead to tears overflowing onto the cheeks, causing discomfort and frustration for those affected.

The condition can develop for a variety of reasons. In many cases, it is linked to a blockage within the tear drainage system, preventing tears from flowing through the small ducts that normally carry them into the nose. Age-related changes, infections, inflammation, or previous injuries around the eye area can also contribute to tear drainage problems.

Patients experiencing watery eyes often report that the condition affects their daily lives. Constant tearing can blur vision, make reading difficult, and cause irritation around the eyelids and skin. Some people may feel self-conscious when their eyes water frequently in public or during conversations.

Pari Shams has been working to highlight that watery eyes are not simply a minor inconvenience. In many cases, the condition can be effectively treated once the underlying cause is properly diagnosed. By raising awareness, the clinic hopes more people will recognise that medical help is available.

A spokesperson for Pari Shams explained that many patients are surprised to learn that persistent tearing can often be resolved with modern surgical techniques. “People sometimes assume watery eyes are something they simply have to live with, but that is not always the case. When the problem is caused by a blocked tear duct, there are treatments available that can restore normal tear drainage and significantly improve comfort.”

One of the most effective treatments for blocked tear ducts is a procedure designed to create a new pathway for tears to drain. This surgery allows tears to flow more freely from the eye into the nose, bypassing the blockage that causes the excessive tearing.

The procedure is carefully planned and carried out by specialists who understand the delicate structures around the eyes. Modern surgical techniques allow the treatment to be performed with precision while focusing on patient safety and comfort.

Many patients who undergo tear drainage surgery notice a significant improvement in their symptoms once healing is complete. The constant watering that once interfered with everyday activities can often be greatly reduced or completely resolved.

Pari Shams focuses on conditions affecting the eyelids and tear drainage system, helping patients find solutions for both functional and comfort-related concerns. The clinic’s work includes diagnosing and treating conditions that affect how the eyes look and feel.

Patients who visit the clinic typically receive a detailed assessment to identify the exact cause of their watery eyes. By understanding how the tear drainage system is functioning, specialists can recommend the most appropriate treatment for each individual case.

The clinic also encourages people not to ignore persistent symptoms. Watery eyes that continue for long periods may indicate a blockage or another issue within the tear drainage system that should be properly evaluated by a specialist.

Pari Shams believes that increasing awareness about watery eye conditions will help more people understand that effective treatments are available. By educating patients about the causes and solutions, the clinic aims to support individuals who may have been struggling with symptoms for years without seeking help.

With modern surgical treatments and expert care, many patients can experience lasting relief from excessive tearing. Through ongoing awareness efforts, Pari Shams continues to highlight the importance of recognising watery eye conditions and exploring the treatment options that can restore normal tear drainage and everyday comfort.

About Us:

Miss Pari Shams, BSc, MRCP, FRCOphth graduated with distinction in Medicine, Surgery, clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of Medicine in London in 1999, and with a first class honours Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy and Basic Medical Sciences, being awarded the Roger-Warwick Prize and several other awards for achievement excellence. As a Consultant Ophthalmologist at Moorfields Eye Hospital London since 2014, she offers a comprehensive oculoplastic service in eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disease. Miss Shams is a full member of the British Oculoplastic Surgery Society (BOPSS), the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS), the European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ESOPRS) and the International Thyroid Eye Disease Society ITEDS). Being involved in clinical research, teaching and training of physicians and surgeons, educational courses for GPs, physicians and ophthalmologists, she is part of the oculoplastic fellowship-training. For more information, visit us: https://www.parishams.com/.