Your eyesight is a precious gift. The ability to see is something we've all taken for granted. Then suddenly you discover that you have glaucoma, and you're faced with the possibility of losing your sight.

Canaloplasty (pronounced kah-NAL-oh-plas-tee) is a new treatment for glaucoma that gives many people hope of saving the vision they have and a chance to keep from going blind. The result is that they can reduce pressure in the eye by nearly 40%, and most people no longer need medications.¹

Canaloplasty helps those whose medications aren't working, but they aren't ready to take on the risks of traditional surgery. It can also help patients who are inconvenienced by frequent dosing of their medications.

If you or someone you know has glaucoma, ask your doctor if Canaloplasty can help.

1. Data on file. iScience Interventional Inc.

 

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