Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)
Overview
MIGS procedures lower eye pressure using microscopic devices and small incisions. They are designed to reduce risk and speed recovery compared to traditional glaucoma surgery. MIGS is often performed during cataract surgery. The goal is improved pressure control with fewer medications.
Frequently Asked Questions:
It is designed to reduce complication risk and recovery time.
Some patients reduce medication use, but not all.
No. It is typically outpatient.
Patients with mild to moderate glaucoma.
Recovery is generally faster than traditional surgery.