Glaucoma surgery

Each surgical procedure is preceded by a detailed examination to determine how far the respective disease has progressed and how many changes it has caused in the body. This is necessary in order to make the correct decision about the best method of surgery. Also, in the conversation with the patient, the manner of occurrence and course of the disease and his expectations from the surgical procedure are analyzed. Operational possibilities are detailed, if there are more, the course of the operation, the manner of behavior after the operation, possible risks and complications are described.
The operations are carried out under completely controlled conditions in terms of the cleanliness of the air and surfaces in the operating room. Microsurgical instruments, operating magnifiers and a microscope are used to make the operation painless and successful, leaving no or minimal scar.
After surgery of any kind, adequate regular follow-up is recommended until complete recovery and patient satisfaction.