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Glaucoma Treatment

Stop the Silent Thief of Sight

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve — the cable that carries pictures from your eye to the brain. Early stages often have no pain and no warning.

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Why side vision matters

Glaucoma often steals the edges of your sight first — quietly. Imagine a photo with the borders slowly fading. That is why early checks save vision.

Normal wide vision lifestyle
Healthy vision

Full, clear view

You see the centre and the sides — walking, driving, and reading feel safe and natural.

Tunnel vision simulation
Advanced glaucoma feel
Untreated risk

Tunnel vision

Side vision shrinks. The centre may still look okay — until it is too late. Lost optic-nerve fibres cannot grow back.

Easy science

Think of your eye like a soft ball

Inside the eye, fluid comes in and drains out — like a sink with a tap and a drain. If the drain is slow, pressure rises. That pressure can hurt the optic nerve (the cable that sends pictures to the brain).

01

We measure pressure

A quick, gentle test — usually done with soft air or a light touch tip.

02

We scan the nerve

OCT shows if nerve fibres are thinning — even before you notice blur.

03

We map side vision

A field test draws a map of what you can see at the edges.

04

We protect what remains

Drops, laser, or surgery — chosen for your stage — to keep pressure safe.

Gentle glaucoma eye pressure check

Silent thief of sight

No pain in early stages — regular checks are your best shield.

40+
Age to start checks
Painless
Most tests & drops
Lifelong
Protect & monitor

Who needs a glaucoma check?

If any of these sound like you — book today

Age 40+

Risk rises with age — even if your eyes feel fine.

Family history

Parent or sibling with glaucoma? Check sooner.

Diabetes / steroids

These can raise eye pressure over time.

Sudden pain + nausea

This can be an emergency — call us at once.

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Understand in 3 easy steps

Written in simple English — so anyone in the family can understand.

01

What is it?

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve — the cable that carries pictures from your eye to the brain. Early stages often have no pain and no warning.

02

How does it feel?

Side vision may slowly shrink. Some people only notice when reading, walking, or driving feels harder. Sudden pain with nausea is an emergency — call us at once.

03

How do we fix it?

We measure eye pressure, scan the optic nerve, and test side vision. Then we protect what remains with drops, laser, or surgery — matched to your stage.

Protect the vision you still have — with early, gentle glaucoma care

Protect the vision you still have — with early, gentle glaucoma care

Why patients choose this care

  • Early checks catch glaucoma before vision is lost
  • Lost optic-nerve fibres cannot grow back — so we act early
  • Gentle pressure tests, OCT nerve scans & field maps
  • Drops, SLT laser, or surgery based on your needs
  • Clear lifelong plan with regular follow-up
Pressure Test
Quick & painless check
Nerve OCT
See optic nerve health
Field Test
Map side vision
Lifelong Plan
Monitor & protect sight

Warning signs to watch

If you notice these, book a check-up. Catching problems early makes treatment easier.

Often no early symptoms — silent progression
Gradual loss of side vision
Tunnel vision in advanced disease
Halos around lights
Severe eye pain, redness, nausea (acute angle-closure emergency)

How we check your eyes

Simple tests — explained before we start — so you always know what we are looking for.

Step 1

Tonometry to measure eye pressure

Step 2

OCT of the optic nerve and nerve fibre layer

Step 3

Visual field testing for peripheral vision

Step 4

Gonioscopy to examine the drainage angle

Step 5

Pachymetry for corneal thickness

Treatment options (easy to compare)

We match care to your stage — from medicines to advanced surgery.

Option 1

Medical therapy (eye drops)

Daily drops lower pressure and are the first line for many patients.

Option 2

SLT laser

A quick clinic laser that improves drainage; can be repeated in selected cases.

Option 3

Trabeculectomy

Surgery that creates a new drainage pathway when medicines and laser are not enough.

Option 4

Glaucoma drainage devices

Implanted tubes for complex or advanced pressure control.

Recovery — what to expect

Laser procedures usually allow same-day return to light activity. Surgical recovery takes 1–2 weeks or more. Lifelong follow-up is essential because glaucoma is monitored, not “cured.”

Common questions (simple answers)

Protect your remaining vision

Book a glaucoma risk assessment — especially if you are over 40.

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