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Glaucoma Treatment in Gurgaon

Glaucoma is often called the ‘silent thief of sight’ because it can quietly damage your vision before you notice anything is wrong — and once vision is lost, it cannot be recovered. The reassuring part is that with early detection and the right treatment, glaucoma can be controlled and further loss prevented. At Dayal Eye Centre, our glaucoma specialists measure and lower the pressure inside your eye using eye drops, laser, minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) and trabeculectomy, protecting the vision you have.

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Glaucoma consultation and optic-nerve assessment at Dayal Eye Centre
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Senior glaucoma specialists
Overview

What Is Glaucoma?

Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve — the cable that carries images from your eye to your brain — usually because the pressure inside the eye (intraocular pressure) is too high. This happens when the eye’s fluid (aqueous humour) does not drain as it should. Left untreated, glaucoma causes gradual, permanent vision loss, starting with side vision and, in advanced stages, leading to blindness.

Why this matters in India: an estimated 12 million people in India have glaucoma, and it is a leading cause of irreversible blindness. Most worrying, one large South Indian study found that around 98% of people with glaucoma did not know they had it — because early glaucoma has no symptoms. That is why screening, not symptoms, is what protects sight.

Glaucoma in three words
Silent early

Early glaucoma has no symptoms — screening, not symptoms, is what protects your sight.

Irreversible

Vision already lost cannot be recovered, because optic-nerve damage is permanent.

Controllable

With early detection and pressure-lowering treatment, further loss can be prevented.

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Causes & Types

What Causes Glaucoma, and What Are the Types?

Glaucoma is grouped by how the drainage system is affected. Knowing your type guides your treatment.

01

Open-angle glaucoma

The most common type. The drainage angle works poorly and pressure rises slowly with no early symptoms. More likely with a family history.

02

Angle-closure glaucoma

The drainage angle becomes suddenly blocked, causing a rapid, painful rise in pressure — a medical emergency needing immediate care.

03

Congenital glaucoma

Present at birth when the eye’s drainage does not develop properly; needs early treatment to protect a child’s sight.

04

Secondary glaucoma

Caused by another problem such as eye injury, cataract, diabetes, or steroid medicines.

Secondary glaucoma can follow eye injury, cataract, diabetes or steroid medicines — a reason to keep regular eye checks if you have these risks.

Symptoms

What Are the Symptoms of Glaucoma?

Symptoms depend on the type — and the most common type has none early on.

Silent — the common type

Open-angle glaucoma

Usually no early symptoms. There is a gradual loss of side vision (tunnel vision) that is often noticed only when the disease is already advanced — which is why routine screening matters so much.

Emergency — act immediately

Acute angle-closure glaucoma

Sudden severe eye pain, blurred or ‘steamy’ vision, rainbow halos around lights, a red eye, headache, nausea or vomiting. This is a medical emergency — seek care immediately.

Because open-angle glaucoma is silent, a routine eye-pressure and optic-nerve check after 40 — or earlier with a family history — is the only reliable way to catch it in time. If you notice sudden eye pain with halos and nausea, treat it as an emergency and call +91 81786 39701.

Treatment

How We Treat Glaucoma at Dayal Eye Centre

The goal of every glaucoma treatment is the same: lower eye pressure to protect the optic nerve and preserve your vision. We run the full ladder, matched to your type and severity.

ApproachWhat it doesWhen it’s used
Eye dropsLower pressure by improving drainage or reducing fluidFirst-line for most open-angle glaucoma; often long-term
Laser (trabeculoplasty, iridotomy, cyclophotocoagulation)Improves drainage or reduces fluid productionWhen drops aren’t enough, or for angle-closure (iridotomy)
MIGS (minimally invasive glaucoma surgery)Lowers pressure with small incisions and faster recoveryOften combined with cataract surgery; earlier surgical option
Trabeculectomy / drainage implantsCreates a new drainage channel to lower pressureAdvanced disease or when other treatments don’t control pressure
An honest word on what surgery can and cannot do

Glaucoma treatment protects the vision you still have — it does not bring back vision already lost, because optic-nerve damage is permanent. That is exactly why acting early matters. Our surgeons often treat glaucoma and cataract together where appropriate, and tailor the approach to you.

*Individual results vary with the type and stage of glaucoma, eye pressure and overall eye health. Treatment aims to control pressure and protect vision, not to guarantee a specific outcome. Consult with our doctors for a plan built around your eyes.

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Who Should Consider Glaucoma Surgery?

Surgery is considered when pressure cannot be controlled by other means. Not sure where you stand? A detailed eye checkup with pressure, optic-nerve and visual-field testing gives you a clear answer.

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Eye pressure stays high despite drops or laser

Eye drops cause side effects you cannot tolerate

Your vision is at continued risk, or the glaucoma is advancing

You have narrow-angle glaucoma, or need long-term pressure control

You are having cataract surgery and MIGS can be combined

Cost & Payment

Glaucoma Surgery Cost in Gurgaon

Glaucoma treatment cost depends on whether you need drops, laser or surgery. Indicative starting-from ranges (per eye, subject to consultation):

ProcedureIndicative range
Laser glaucoma surgery₹35,000 – ₹40,000
Trabeculectomy (filtering surgery)₹30,000 – ₹40,000
Drainage implant₹40,000 – ₹50,000
Cashless insurance
Easy EMI
CGHS · ECHS · Ayushman Bharat
Haryana Government

See the full breakdown on our glaucoma treatment cost in Gurgaon page. We offer cashless insurance, Easy EMI and government schemes (CGHS, ECHS, Ayushman Bharat, Haryana Government).

Pricing disclaimer: indicative starting-from ranges, subject to consultation and examination; insurance/scheme coverage varies by policy.

Why Us

Why Choose Dayal Eye Centre for Glaucoma Care

Two senior glaucoma specialists

Dr. Sanjeev Bisla (MIGS & laser, Aravind glaucoma fellowship) and Dr. Digvijay Singh (AIIMS-trained glaucoma specialist & researcher, 70+ publications).

Full pressure-lowering ladder under one roof

Drops, laser, MIGS and filtering surgery, in a NABH-accredited facility with three modular operation theatres.

Lifelong, careful follow-up

Glaucoma is a long-term condition, and we monitor pressure, optic nerve and fields over time.

Affordable, supported access

Cashless insurance, Easy EMI and government schemes to keep care within reach.

Our Team

Meet Our Glaucoma Specialists

Glaucoma care at Dayal Eye Centre is led by two senior specialists, with full diagnostics and surgery under one NABH-accredited roof.

Dr. Sanjeev Bisla, Director and glaucoma specialist at Dayal Eye Centre
Director & Chief Ophthalmologist

Dr. Sanjeev Bisla

MBBS (GMC Miraj), MS (PGIMS Rohtak), Fellowship in PHACO & Glaucoma (Aravind Eye Hospital). 23+ years’ experience and 80,000+ cataract surgeries; special expertise in MIGS and laser glaucoma treatment.

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Dr. Digvijay Singh, glaucoma specialist at Dayal Eye Centre
Glaucoma Specialist · Neuro-Ophthalmologist

Dr. Digvijay Singh

MBBS, MD (AIIMS, New Delhi), glaucoma specialist, neuro-ophthalmologist and researcher (70+ publications), involved in developing glaucoma screening tools.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

It can if not detected and treated early — glaucoma is a leading cause of irreversible blindness, especially over 60. The good news is that with early diagnosis and pressure-lowering treatment, most people keep useful vision. The key is catching it before symptoms appear, through regular eye checks.

Family history is one of the strongest risk factors, so glaucoma does have a hereditary component. If a close relative has glaucoma, you should have your eye pressure and optic nerve checked regularly, ideally from age 40 or earlier.

Often, yes — glaucoma is usually a lifelong condition, and drops are commonly long-term. If drops become difficult or don’t control pressure well enough, laser or surgery (including MIGS) can reduce or replace the need for them. Your specialist will find the right balance for you.

No — surgery and other treatments lower eye pressure to protect the vision you still have; they cannot bring back vision already lost, because optic-nerve damage is permanent. This is why early treatment is so important.

Open-angle glaucoma usually has no early signs, which is why it’s called the silent thief of sight; gradual loss of side vision may appear later. Acute angle-closure glaucoma is different and sudden — severe eye pain, blurred vision, halos around lights and nausea — and is an emergency.

Glaucoma surgery is well established and generally safe, but like any surgery it carries some risks (such as bleeding, infection or pressure that is too low), which your surgeon will discuss. For most people the benefit of protecting vision outweighs these risks — we assess your case individually.

It depends on whether you need drops, laser or surgery. Laser is around ₹35,000–₹40,000, trabeculectomy ₹30,000–₹40,000 and drainage implants ₹40,000–₹50,000 (indicative, per eye, subject to consultation). See our glaucoma cost page, and we offer cashless and Easy EMI options.

A glaucoma specialist. At Dayal Eye Centre, glaucoma care is led by Dr. Sanjeev Bisla (MIGS & laser) and Dr. Digvijay Singh (AIIMS-trained glaucoma specialist), with full diagnostics and surgery under one NABH-accredited roof. Consult with our doctors to arrange a pressure and optic-nerve assessment.

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Protect the Vision You Have

Early glaucoma has no symptoms, but a simple pressure and optic-nerve check can protect your sight for life. Our senior glaucoma specialists offer the full pressure-lowering ladder — drops, laser, MIGS and filtering surgery — under one NABH-accredited roof. Consult with our doctors today.

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Sanjeev Bisla, MBBS, MS (Ophthalmology), Director — and Dr. Digvijay Singh, MD (AIIMS), Glaucoma Specialist — Dayal Eye Centre · Last reviewed: 29 July 2026 · Editorial Policy