Glaucoma is the name given to a range of conditions in which people experience nerve damage, usually with increased pressure within the eyeball, leading to permanent and irreversible damage to the optic nerve, with eventual blindness if left untreated.

A person with glaucoma is usually unaware that they have glaucoma until a serious loss of vision has occurred. In fact, nearly half of those suffering from glaucoma are unaware they have the disease because it develops without any obvious symptoms. As the damage from glaucoma cannot be reversed, early detection, diagnosis, and treatment is vital to preserve your vision.



Thankfully, glaucoma management has evolved rapidly in the last five years and we now have the capability to stop and prevent any further damage to the nerve, and your sight.

At LondonOC, our ophthalmologists offer expert bespoke consultations, and using the latest diagnostic tests with the correct treatment plan, we can help our patients to maintain as much useful sight as possible

Strategies and Treatments


Visit our state of the art facilities, the GLAUCOMA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE, and the GLAUCOMA TREATMENT CENTRE, and receive the best in glaucoma care! At LondonOC, we recognise the importance of a comprehensive & correct diagnosis, and so we include 8 specialist examinations in our glaucoma check, and not just the usual 2 or 3 we have come to expect from most other clinics.

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LondonOC use the latest technology to monitor Glaucoma:

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) and GDx Scans:
These are used to obtain clear scanned images of the Retinal and Optic nerves, so we can see in amazing detail the structures involved in order to monitor Glaucoma like never before! This allows our eye surgeons to measure the size of your nerve, and ensure that any abnormal change is detected quickly, before any damage appears in your vision.

Ocular Blood flow measurements:
Latest research has shown clearly that patients with Glaucoma have reduced blood flow (oxygen) in the optic nerve, and we now have the technology to monitor this effectively.

Corneal Pachymetry (Thickness):
The thickness of the cornea has been shown to influence eye pressure readings, and Corneal Pachymetry takes account of this. As a result, the readings are more accurate and this ensures your Eye pressure (IOP) readings are always correct.

Ziess Humprey visual field tests:
The latest “Short Wave Analysis Perimetry” software (SWAP: yellow-blue light) allows Glaucoma to be detected up to 5 years earlier than was previously possible!

Glaucoma Treatments

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