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Laser procedures after cataract surgery and for glaucoma offer targeted, efficient treatments that restore and preserve vision with minimal downtime. For post-cataract patients, laser enhancement (commonly YAG laser capsulotomy) typically takes 10–15 minutes in-office and resolves clouding of the posterior capsule. For glaucoma, selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) is a quick, often 15–30-minute outpatient procedure that lowers intraocular pressure by improving fluid outflow; it can delay or reduce the need for daily medications and has a favorable safety and cost profile over time. Both services are unique for their speed, low complication rates, and ability to be performed in-office with topical anesthesia, offering patients rapid recovery and measurable visual or pressure benefits.
Laser procedures after cataract surgery and for glaucoma offer targeted, efficient treatments that restore and preserve vision with minimal downtime. For post-cataract patients, laser enhancement (commonly YAG laser capsulotomy) typically takes 10–15 minutes in-office and resolves clouding of the posterior capsule. For glaucoma, selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) is a quick, often 15–30-minute outpatient procedure that lowers intraocular pressure by improving fluid outflow; it can delay or reduce the need for daily medications and has a favorable safety and cost profile over time. Both services are unique for their speed, low complication rates, and ability to be performed in-office with topical anesthesia, offering patients rapid recovery and measurable visual or pressure benefits.