Glaucoma Specialized Treatment
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Glaucoma Specialized Treatment

Glaucoma specialist on-site with stage-specific treatment

Overview

Key Information at a Glance

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Treatment System
Treatment SystemStepwise treatment with medication, laser, or surgery based on patient condition
Regular Follow-up
Regular Follow-upIOP & visual field follow-up every 2~4 months
Target Conditions
Target ConditionsOpen-angle, closed-angle, normal-tension glaucoma
Laser Treatment
Laser TreatmentLaser treatment helping to reduce intraocular pressure
For You

Recommended For

We recommend a consultation if you have any of the following concerns

Patients diagnosed with glaucoma

Patients diagnosed with glaucoma After glaucoma diagnosis, customized step-by-step treatment with medication, laser, and surgery slows optic nerve damage progression.

Patients with high intraocular pressure

Patients with high intraocular pressure Elevated intraocular pressure beyond normal range is managed with medication and laser treatment to prevent optic nerve damage.

Those over 40 with cardiovascular disease or myopia

Those over 40 with cardiovascular disease or myopia If you are over 40 with cardiovascular disease or myopia, regular checkups are essential due to higher glaucoma risk.

Those who feel their visual field is narrowing

Those who feel their visual field is narrowing Gradually narrowing visual field is a hallmark sign of glaucoma; early detection minimizes optic nerve damage.

Patients with Family History of Glaucoma

Patients with Family History of Glaucoma A family history of glaucoma increases risk 3-4x, so regular eye exams from your 30s are recommended.

Those with difficulty controlling eye pressure with medication alone

Those with difficulty controlling eye pressure with medication alone When eye drops alone cannot adequately control IOP, laser treatment or surgical methods effectively manage pressure.

Results

Expected Effects

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Optic Nerve Damage Prevention
Optic Nerve Damage PreventionPrevent vision loss through pressure control
MIGS Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery
MIGS Minimally Invasive Glaucoma SurgeryFaster return to daily life with MIGS surgery
Personalized Step-by-Step Treatment
Personalized Step-by-Step TreatmentOptimal method selected from medication, laser, or surgery

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Our Edge

What Makes Us Different

Extensive clinical experience and cutting-edge equipment for better outcomes

Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)
Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)
Most Xen stents in Chungnam, first Astream in Cheonan
Most Glaucoma SCI Publications
Most Glaucoma SCI Publications
Holds the most glaucoma SCI publications in the Asan region, continuously advancing research for higher-quality treatment.
University Hospital-Grade Equipment
University Hospital-Grade Equipment
The only clinic in Cheonan with two visual field analyzers (Humphrey, FDT Matrix) and Carl Zeiss Cirrus HD-OCT for precise glaucoma diagnosis.
Treatment Process

How We Treat

From precise examination to customized treatment, step by step

IOP Measurement & OCT Scan
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions before your visit

Q. Why must glaucoma treatment be continuous?Glaucoma cannot be cured, requiring continuous treatment. Irregular or discontinued treatment can lead to rapid progression and blindness.
Q. Can glaucoma be cured with treatment?The goal is to slow progression, not cure. Treatment maintains normal eye pressure to prevent optic nerve damage.
Q. Can glaucoma occur in your 20s-30s?Yes. In young patients, it's often discovered during refractive surgery screening. Risk increases for those over 40, with cardiovascular disease, or myopia.
Q. Does glaucoma lead to blindness?Glaucoma can't be cured but progression can be stopped with proper pressure control. Late detection or failed control risks blindness.
Q. Does high eye pressure always mean glaucoma?High pressure without optic nerve/visual field damage is not glaucoma. Corneal thickness can cause falsely high readings.
Precautions

Pre and Post-Care Instructions

Please follow these guidelines for optimal results

Lifelong management required
Lifelong management requiredRegular examinations and treatment aim to control glaucoma progression and slow visual field loss.
Regular eye check-ups essential
Regular eye check-ups essentialRegular check-ups crucial to monitor progression
Diagnosis by glaucoma specialist
Diagnosis by glaucoma specialistGet diagnosed at hospital with KGS-certified specialist
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