Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma
A common type of inherited glaucoma that develops gradually and may cause undetected vision loss over time.
Glaucoma Detection and Management
Early Detection and Care leads to vision preservation for Glaucoma patients
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that can damage the optic nerve and lead to irreversible vision loss. It often associated with increased eye pressure and is commonly inherited. It can develop slowly without noticeable symptoms, so regular eye examinations as well as early detection are important. At Provision Eye Care, highly trained glaucoma specialists provide screening, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment based on each patient's condition.
Dedicated glaucoma specialists providing screening, diagnosis, and long-term care for patients across Metro Manila
30 to 60Minutes per consultation
5 SpecialistsDedicated to glaucoma care
Glaucoma specialists
Diplomates of the Philippine Board of Ophthalmology.
Comprehensive glaucoma testing
Eye pressure, OCT and visual field testing to detect early changes.
Medical, laser and surgical care
From eye drops and laser treatment to minimally invasive glaucoma surgery.
Conditions we diagnose and treat
Glaucoma comes in several forms, some slow and silent, others sudden and urgent. These are the conditions our glaucoma specialists diagnose and treat most often.
Angle-Closure Glaucoma
Occurs when the drainage angle of the eye becomes blocked and may require urgent treatment. This type of Glaucoma is common to the Asian population.
Ocular Hypertension
Higher-than-normal eye pressure without definite signs of glaucoma. May require regular monitoring over time.
Secondary Glaucoma
Glaucoma caused by another eye condition, medication, injury, or medical condition. Most common causes: Diabetes, Steroid use and eye trauma.
Pediatric/ Developmental Glaucoma
Glaucoma that develops at a younger age. It carries a higher risk of blindness because of longer life expectancy.
- We also manage:
- Glaucoma suspects
- Acute eye pressure spikes
- Steroid-induced glaucoma
- Diabetes-related glaucoma
- Glaucoma after eye injury
- Juvenile glaucoma
Symptoms and warning signs
Any of these is a reason to have the front of your eye examined. Some need attention the same day.
- Gradual loss of peripheral vision
- Sudden painful blurring of vision
- Difficulty seeing in dim light
- Eye pain or discomfort
- Frequent headaches
- Halos around lights
Who should consider this service
- 1Patients with elevated eye pressure
- 2Patients with a family history of glaucoma
- 3Patients with a previous glaucoma diagnosis
- 4Patients with changes in vision
- 5Adults and seniors who may benefit from regular screening
- 6Children with suspected or diagnosed glaucoma
- 7Patients referred by another eye doctor
- 8Patients seeking a second opinion
Diagnostic Tests and Examinations
Duration: Usually 30–60 minutes, depending on the tests needed.
Tonometry
Measures eye pressure.
Visual Field Test
Checks for loss of peripheral or side vision.
OCT
Provides detailed images of the optic nerve and retinal structures.
Gonioscopy
Examines the drainage angle of the eye.
Intraocular Pressure
Measures eye pressure as part of a fuller assessment.
Special preparation: Usually none, although dilation may temporarily affect vision.
Book your assessmentTreatments and Procedures
Eye Drops / Medications
Helps lower or control eye pressure.
In-Clinic / PrescriptionLaser Treatment
May improve fluid drainage to lower eye pressure.
In-Clinic / Laser Procedure RoomGlaucoma Surgery
May be indicated for glaucoma resistant to other forms of treatment. Minimally invasive surgeries may also be employed early to avoid major surgeries
Hospital-Based
Regular monitoring and follow-up are important to assess eye pressure and vision over time.
Treatment recommendations depend on the glaucoma severity, patient's condition, examination findings, and response to treatment.
Provision Eye Care lists glaucoma surgery and laser treatment among its surgical services. ProVision specialists prefer to employ new Minimally Invasive techniques to optimize safety and promote early recovery.
Your visit, step by step
- 1
Before
- An appointment is recommended
- Bring previous eye examination results, medical records, and a list of medications
- If dilation is expected, consider arranging transportation
- 2
During
- Eye pressure measurement, vision testing, and optic nerve examination
- Gonioscopy and visual field or OCT testing when needed
- The consultation may take around 30–60 minutes
- 3
After
- The specialist will discuss the findings
- The specialist will recommend monitoring, medication, laser treatment, or surgery if appropriate
- Follow-up visits may be needed to monitor eye pressure and vision
Why Early Diagnosis or Treatment Matters
Glaucoma can progress without noticeable symptoms
Glaucoma can progress without noticeable symptoms and may cause permanent vision loss if left untreated. Early detection and regular monitoring allow the specialist to manage eye pressure and monitor changes in vision and the optic nerve with the goal of vision preservation.
Schedule your consultation- Early detection helps with the goal of vision preservation
- May cause permanent vision loss if left untreated
- Regular monitoring tracks eye pressure and the optic nerve
Why choose ProVision for surface care
Dedicated glaucoma specialists
Ophthalmologists managing dry eye, infection and corneal conditions daily.
Comprehensive glaucoma evaluation and monitoring
Diagnostic testing before any prescription, not a guess from the symptom alone.
Medical, laser, and surgical treatment options
Minimally invasive surgeries
Personalized follow-up care
Equipment, facilities, or technology
- OCT
- Visual Field Testing
- Tonometry
- Comprehensive diagnostic facilities
Areas of experties
- Provision Eye Care has a dedicated team of Glaucoma Specialists providing screening, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.
Our doctors
Provision Eye Care has a dedicated team of Glaucoma Specialists providing screening, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.
Not sure who to see?
Book a general consultation and we will match you with the right specialist for your needs.
Questions patients ask
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Ask us a questionWhat is glaucoma?
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that can damage the optic nerve and cause permanent vision loss.
Can glaucoma develop without symptoms?
Yes. Some types of glaucoma may progress without noticeable symptoms.
Who is at risk for glaucoma?
Risk increases with age, family history, elevated eye pressure, and certain medical or eye conditions like Diabetes, Steroid use and Trauma.
Will my eye pressure be checked?
Yes. Measuring eye pressure is the most important part of glaucoma evaluation. All forms of treatment in Glaucoma aim to reduce eye pressure.
Will my pupils be dilated?
Dilation may be needed to examine the optic nerve and other structures of the eye.
What treatments are available?
Treatment may include eye drops, medications, laser procedures, or surgery, depending on the condition and severity.
How often do I need follow-up?
Follow-up depends on the type and severity of glaucoma and your specialist’s recommendations. Severe glaucoma, requires more frequent follow-up.
Can glaucoma be cured?
There is currently no cure for glaucoma, but treatment and regular monitoring can help control the condition and protect remaining vision.
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Experiencing gradual loss of peripheral vision, halos around lights, or eye pain?
Schedule a screening eye examination if you have a blood relative with glaucoma.
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Visit us
G/F Silver City, Tiendesitas Complex,
Ortigas East, Brgy. Ugong, Pasig City 1604
Clinic hours
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
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Important medical notes
- Final diagnosis requires an in-person consultation and eye examination.
- Treatment depends on the patient’s condition and examination findings.
- Glaucoma may progress without noticeable symptoms, so regular monitoring is important.
- Sudden severe eye pain, blurred vision, redness, or sudden vision loss may require urgent medical attention.
- Website information should not replace professional medical advice.