What is Glaucoma?
Glaucoma is an eye condition that damages the optic nerve, often because of elevated eye pressure. Without treatment, glaucoma can lead to permanent vision loss. The condition progresses slowly, and symptoms may not appear until vision is significantly affected, making regular eye exams crucial for early detection.
Types of Glaucoma We Treat
There are several types of glaucoma, each requiring different approaches. We treat:
Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma–The most common form, often without symptoms
Angle-Closure Glaucoma–A more sudden emergency condition where the drainage angle becomes blocked
Normal-Tension Glaucoma–Glaucoma that occurs even with normal eye pressure, often requiring close monitoring


Managing Glaucoma: Your Treatment Options
We offer a range of treatment options to help slow the progression of glaucoma and protect your vision. These include:
- Prescription eye drops to reduce pressure in the eye
- Laser therapy to improve fluid drainage
- Minimally invasive surgeries for more advanced cases


Why Regular Glaucoma Check-Ups Are Important
Even after diagnosis, glaucoma needs ongoing management. Regular check-ups allow us to monitor your eye health and adjust your treatment as necessary. With continuous care, we can prevent further vision loss and help you maintain a high quality of life.

Early Detection Saves Sight
Glaucoma can progress without any noticeable symptoms, often only being detected during a comprehensive eye exam. At Family Focus Eyecare, we use advanced technology to identify glaucoma early.

Prevent Vision Loss
Once vision is lost due to glaucoma, it cannot be restored. However, with early detection and treatment, we can slow the disease’s progression and preserve your remaining vision.

Monitoring for Peace of Mind
We customize follow-up care to your condition. This way, we can detect any changes in eye pressure or optic nerve health early on. Our goal is to help you stay proactive in your glaucoma care and preserve your vision for the future.