EYE CONDITIONS


Cataracts
Glaucoma

Treatment
Am I at risk for
   glaucoma?

Glaucoma Testing
Glaucoma Team
Preparing for your
   Consultation

Laser Surgery
Surgery
Surgery Results
Side Effects
Cataract & Glaucoma
   combined surgery







  PATIENT SERVICES


Make an Appointment
Order Contacts
Refill Prescriptions
Change Patient Info
Info by Mail
Eye Exams
Homepage








Glaucoma Laser Surgery

Preparing for your laser surgery
  • Continue your current glaucoma medication treatment program up until the time of your laser appointment
  • Plan to spend 90 minutes at the Surgery and Laser Center
  • Call Dr. Shingleton's Boston surgical coordinator at 617-314-2612 or 1-800-635-0489, extension 2612 if you have any questions
  • or call Dr. Shingleton's Cape Cod surgical coordinator, at 508-534-6082
Your laser surgery
  • Eye drops are administered prior to your laser treatment
  • The laser treatment is performed by Dr. Shingleton in the laser room of the Surgery and Laser Center
  • You will sit at the laser in a manner similar to the way you were examined in our office by Dr. Shingleton
  • The laser procedure is painless and takes anywhere from 2 to 10 minutes
  • Post-laser eye drops are given and pressure measurements recorded
After your laser surgery
  • Eye drops are prescribed for several days
  • There are no limitations on activity and you can be fully active
  • Little or no discomfort can be expected
  • A post-operative examination is scheduled one to four weeks after your laser treatment





Legal Information & Disclaimer   •   © 2010 OCB All Rights Reserved   •   Website by IX Interactive