Eye Surgery

If you have glaucoma, you may already be familiar with regular eye drops, pressure checks, and frequent visits to your eye doctor. For many people, these treatments are enough to keep glaucoma under control. But sometimes, the pressure inside the eye stays too high even after treatment. In such cases, surgery may be considered to

What Is Glaucoma Eye Surgery? Glaucoma eye surgery may be recommended when eye pressure cannot be controlled adequately with eye drops, laser treatment, or other medicines. The main aim of surgery is to lower intraocular pressure and help prevent further vision loss. When the eye’s natural fluid does not drain properly, pressure can build up

PTK eye surgery is one treatment that can help in selected cases. PTK stands for phototherapeutic keratectomy. It uses an excimer laser to remove a thin layer of unhealthy or irregular corneal tissue and create a smoother surface. Key Takeaways The cornea is the clear front part of the eye that helps focus light and

Clear vision depends heavily on the health and shape of the cornea, the transparent front surface of the eye.When the outer and middle portions of the cornea are damaged but the deepest layer is still healthy, DALK eye surgery can be an option. Key Takeaways Conditions such as keratoconus, corneal scarring, and certain corneal diseases

A pterygium is a visible, fleshy patch of tissue that grows on the surface of the eye. Pterygium often starts on the conjunctiva, the clear tissue that covers the white part of the eye. Over time, it may slowly grow toward the cornea. In some people, it stays small and does not cause much discomfort,

Clear vision depends on the eye’s natural lens being able to focus light properly. As we get older, this lens can become cloudy, leading to cataracts and gradually affecting everyday activities. IOL eye surgery is one of the common ways to restore vision in these situations. Key Takeaways The IOL is placed inside the eye