Glaucoma can quietly damage vision long before symptoms appear. Learn how early detection, advanced imaging, and personalized care can help preserve sight and transform glaucoma from a silent threat into a manageable condition.

Normal eye pressure doesn’t always mean healthy eyes. Learn how Normal-Tension Glaucoma damages vision even with normal readings—and how to protect your sight.

San Jose | Nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, is emerging as a promising supplement for glaucoma. While it doesn’t lower eye pressure, research suggests it may protect the optic nerve by boosting cellular energy and supporting retinal ganglion cells. Early studies show safety and potential benefits, but larger clinical trials are still underway. Could this be the future of glaucoma care?

Wondering if Ozempic or Wegovy could harm your eyes? The truth may surprise you. While early concerns linked GLP-1 medications to rare vision problems, new research shows they may actually lower the risk of glaucoma and protect long-term eye health. Learn the early signs of glaucoma, what symptoms to watch for, and how regular eye exams can safeguard your vision.

Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT) was first developed in the late 1990s by Dr. Mark Latina and Dr. Park as a novel approach to lowering eye pressure in glaucoma patients. Originally introduced as a second-line treatment to eye drops, SLT has evolved into a preferred first-line therapy for many types of open-angle glaucoma.