When to Consider This Treatment

Common symptoms and conditions

✓Often asymptomatic in early stages
✓Loss of peripheral vision
✓Eye pain or redness
✓Halos around lights

Key Benefits

Why patients choose this procedure

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Reduced intraocular pressure
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Preserves vision
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Minimally invasive (MIGS)
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Fast recovery

Who Is a Candidate?

Check if you qualify

  • ✔Diagnosed with open‑angle glaucoma
  • ✔Failed or intolerant to drops
  • ✔No advanced field loss
  • ✔Good general health

Your Journey

Step‑by‑step process

Consultation
Comprehensive exam and imaging.
Pre‑op
Stop certain medications if advised.
Surgery
MIGS procedure with or without cataract surgery.
Recovery
Rest and use anti‑inflammatory drops.
Follow‑up
Pressure checks and visual field tests.

Recovery & Aftercare

What to expect

  • 1Avoid strenuous activity for 1 week
  • 2Use prescribed drops
  • 3Wear eye shield at night
  • 4No driving for 2–3 days
  • 5Regular eye pressure monitoring

Why Choose OptiGlen

Trusted by thousands

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200+ expert surgeons
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90% success rate
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Minimally invasive options
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15+ years of excellence

Advanced Technology

Cutting‑edge equipment

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Patient Stories

Real experiences

“

Glaucoma treatment saved my vision. Thank you, OptiGlen.

Vikram S.
Hyderabad
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I was afraid of surgery, but the team made it easy.

Ananya P.
Kolkata

Cost & Financing

Affordable care

₹40,000 – ₹1,20,000
📅 Starting at ₹1,800/month

Cost depends on the type of MIGS procedure and hospital.

Explore Financing Options →

Frequently Asked Questions

Get your answers

It lowers pressure long‑term, but you may still need drops.

There is no cure, but it can be managed effectively.

The goal is to prevent further vision loss, not improve sight.