Selana Technologies
Clinical-Grade Meibography, Without the Hardware.
Luna reads a standard color photo from the camera already in your exam lane and flags signs of MGD for review. No infrared meibographer, no new hardware, no staff training.
Illustrative, not a patient image
- $24,995–$36,950
- cost of a dedicated infrared meibographer. Luna skips it.
- ~21%
- estimated share of your adult patients with MGD
- 0
- new hardware required
Common. Often missed.
An estimated 1 in 5 adult patients have meibomian gland dysfunction. 2
It's considered the leading driver of evaporative dry eye.
Most are never screened — infrared meibography costs $25,000–$37,000 per unit 1, out of reach for most exam rooms.
So patients get treated for symptoms while the gland damage underneath goes undiagnosed.
That signal is visible in a standard photo. Luna reads it and flags findings for review.
1. LipiView II ($36,950) / Oculus Keratograph 5M ($24,995) list pricing, Optometry Times.
2. Pooled US prevalence ~21%, systematic review/meta-analysis (PMC9614673).
One photo. End to end.
A standard color photo from the camera already in the exam lane. No infrared meibographer, nothing new to learn.
A computer-vision model locates and outlines the meibomian glands. Validated against annotated ground truth, like any segmentation model.
A second, independent model grades the segmented regions for gland dropout and structural change, the read a clinician would make through a meibographer. Validated against clinician-annotated ground truth, not pixel boundaries.
Findings are compiled into a structured report: a severity signal for clinician review, not a diagnosis.
Step 01
Capture
Step 02
Detection
Step 03
Grading
Step 04
Report
Detection and grading are independent, separately validated models. Luna's output supports clinician review; it is not a diagnosis.
Fits the exam lane you already have.
No new device to buy, no workflow to redesign — just four steps.
Photograph
Capture the everted eyelid with the camera already in your exam lane.
Upload
Send the photo to Luna through the web app — no new device, no integration work.
Analyze
Luna locates the glands, then grades what it finds. Typically a few minutes, not instant.
Review
Get back an annotated image and a structured report, exportable as a PDF for the chart.
Where Luna sits.
Against the standard tool, and against doing nothing.
| Luna | Infrared meibography | No screening | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New hardware cost | $0 | $24,995–$36,950 ¹ | $0 |
| Captured with | Existing exam-lane camera | Dedicated infrared meibographer | |
| Turnaround | A few minutes | Real-time, in-office | |
| What you get | Annotated image + structured severity report | Direct infrared gland image, clinician-read | No objective gland signal |
1. LipiView II ($36,950) / Oculus Keratograph 5M ($24,995) list pricing, Optometry Times.
Encrypted, and ready for a BAA.
Patient images and reports are handled like the clinical data they are.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Images and reports are encrypted moving to and from Luna, and at rest in storage.
BAA available on request
We'll sign a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement before you send a single patient photo.
See it on a real case
Five minutes, no infrared hardware required, no commitment to evaluate it.
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