Advanced Glaucoma Treatment, Built to Save Your Vision

Glaucoma is a group of conditions that damage the optic nerve, usually as a result of elevated pressure inside the eye. What makes it so dangerous is how quietly it progresses: most patients have no symptoms and no noticeable vision changes until meaningful, permanent damage has already occurred. By the time glaucoma is "felt," a significant amount of optic nerve function is often already lost — and unlike many other eye conditions, that lost vision cannot be restored.

The good news is that glaucoma is highly manageable when it's caught and treated properly. The goal of every treatment we offer is the same: lower eye pressure enough, and reliably enough, to stop further damage in its tracks and protect the vision you still have.

Glaucoma treatment isn't one-size-fits-all, and it isn't always a straight line. We tailor your treatment plan to how advanced your glaucoma is, how your eyes respond, and your day-to-day life — escalating exactly as far as your eyes actually need, with every option available in one practice.

For most patients, treatment starts with prescription eye drops that lower eye pressure by improving drainage or reducing fluid production. We manage medical therapy closely, adjusting your regimen as needed to hit your target pressure with the fewest drops possible.

For patients who struggle with daily drops — or want to reduce their dependence on them — we also offer Durysta, a sustained-release intracameral implant that delivers pressure-lowering medication continuously from inside the eye for months at a time from a single, quick in-office treatment.

SLT is a quick, in-office laser treatment that stimulates the eye's own drainage tissue to work more efficiently, lowering eye pressure without a single incision. It's often used as an early, first-line treatment alongside or instead of drops, and can be safely repeated over time as needed. Most patients are in and out in minutes, with no downtime.

MIGS has transformed glaucoma care over the last decade, offering meaningful pressure reduction with a fraction of the risk and recovery time of traditional glaucoma surgery. We offer the full spectrum of MIGS technology, often performed at the same time as cataract surgery, so patients can address both conditions in a single visit to our surgical center.

For advanced or refractory glaucoma that hasn't responded adequately to drops, laser, or MIGS, we offer the most established, proven surgical options in the field.

These are significant interventions reserved for the glaucoma that truly needs them — and having them available, alongside every earlier-stage option, means your treatment can always escalate exactly as far as necessary to protect your sight, without ever being referred elsewhere.