Advanced Glaucoma Surgery
Protect your vision with personalised glaucoma treatment designed to control eye pressure and help preserve your remaining vision.
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What is Glaucoma Surgery?
Glaucoma surgery is a treatment option used when eye pressure cannot be adequately controlled with medicines or laser treatment, or when glaucoma continues to progress. The goal is to improve the drainage of fluid from the eye and reduce pressure on the optic nerve.
Depending on the type and severity of glaucoma, treatment may involve laser procedures or surgical techniques such as trabeculectomy. Your ophthalmologist will recommend the most suitable approach after a detailed examination.
Why Choose Glaucoma Surgery?
Better Eye Pressure Control
Helps reduce elevated intraocular pressure when medicines or other treatments are not sufficient.
Personalised Treatment
Treatment is selected according to your glaucoma type, severity and individual eye condition.
Advanced Surgical Techniques
Modern glaucoma procedures are designed to improve fluid drainage and support long-term eye pressure management.
Protect Remaining Vision
Early and appropriate treatment can help slow further damage to the optic nerve.
Comprehensive Evaluation
Detailed testing helps your ophthalmologist understand disease progression and plan appropriate treatment.
Who Can Benefit from Glaucoma Surgery?
SMILE eye surgery is suitable for selected refractive vision conditions after a comprehensive eye examination.
Uncontrolled Eye Pressure
Patients whose eye pressure remains high despite prescribed glaucoma medicines or other treatments.
Progressive Glaucoma
Patients showing continued optic nerve or visual field changes despite ongoing treatment may require surgical intervention.
Advanced Glaucoma
Patients with more advanced disease may require surgery to achieve better control of eye pressure and protect remaining vision.
What Happens During the Procedure?
ADetailed Eye Examination
Your ophthalmologist evaluates eye pressure, optic nerve health, visual fields and other relevant measurements before treatment.
Treatment Planning
The appropriate surgical or laser approach is selected according to your type and severity of glaucoma.
Anaesthesia
Local anaesthesia or appropriate numbing medication is used to keep the eye comfortable during the procedure.
Glaucoma Procedure
The selected treatment is performed to improve the drainage of aqueous fluid and help lower eye pressure.
Post-Treatment Monitoring
Your eye is examined after treatment, and medicines and follow-up visits are advised to monitor healing and pressure control.
Recovery After Glaucoma Surgery
- Use prescribed eye drops and medicines exactly as directed by your ophthalmologist.
- Avoid rubbing or putting pressure on the treated eye during the recovery period.
- Attend scheduled follow-up appointments to monitor eye pressure and healing.
- Avoid strenuous activities until your ophthalmologist confirms that they are safe.
- Report increasing pain, redness, swelling or sudden changes in vision promptly.
Is Glaucoma Surgery Right for You?
Glaucoma surgery may be considered when eye pressure remains uncontrolled, glaucoma continues to progress, or medicines and laser treatment are not providing adequate control. The decision depends on your glaucoma type, optic nerve condition, visual field and overall eye health.
A detailed glaucoma assessment helps determine whether surgery is appropriate for you. Your ophthalmologist will explain the expected benefits, possible risks and suitable treatment options before recommending a procedure.
Benefits of Glaucoma Surgery
- Helps lower elevated eye pressure.
- Supports long-term pressure management.
- Helps protect remaining optic nerve function.
- May reduce dependence on Glaucoma medicines in suitable cases.
- Provides an option when other treatments are insufficient.
- Personalised according to glaucoma severity.
- Supports ongoing glaucoma management.
- Regular follow-up helps monitor treatment effectiveness
Advanced Technology for Better Glaucoma Care
Advanced glaucoma care combines detailed diagnostic testing with personalised treatment planning. Eye pressure, optic nerve health, visual fields and other clinical findings are evaluated to understand the condition and monitor progression.
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Treatment is selected according to your glaucoma type, severity and individual eye condition.
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