
Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)
MIGS glaucoma surgery uses tiny devices to improve fluid drainage with minimal incision, lowering eye pressure safely and offering quicker recovery.
Indore
Price: ₹1,50,000 Onwards
About Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)
Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS) is a modern procedure designed to lower eye pressure in patients with mild to moderate glaucoma. It enhances the eye’s natural drainage using tiny devices without major incisions. MIGS aims to protect the optic nerve and slow disease progression. It is a 30 minutes procedure and Patient can discharge in same day.
Through a very small incision, the surgeon inserts a micro-stent or performs an internal bypass to help fluid drain more easily. It is often combined with cataract surgery and done under local anesthesia. The procedure is quick, safe, and requires minimal tissue manipulation.
Features:
Minimally invasive approach with micro-incisions
Insertion of tiny stents or micro-devices to improve fluid drainage
Targets natural outflow pathways for safer pressure control
Less tissue damage compared to traditional glaucoma surgery
Shorter surgical time and rapid recovery
Reduced post-operative discomfort
Can be combined with cataract surgery for added benefit
Lower dependence on glaucoma medications
Stable, long-term pressure reduction
High safety profile with fewer complications
Package Inclusion:
Complete surgical procedure (SX)
All intra-operative medications, including:
Local anesthesia
Antibiotics
Anti-inflammatory agents
Antifibrotic agents (if required)
Irrigating/visco solutions
Operation Theatre (OT) charges
Surgeon and nursing team fees
Surgical consumables and disposables used during the procedure
Pre-operative eye/area preparation on day of surgery
Immediate post-operative care in recovery room
Same-day dressing/eye shield
Package Exclusion:
Laboratory tests (LAB) – all blood tests, urine tests, and investigations
Post-operative medications (antibiotic/steroid drops, pain medicines, lubricants)
Follow-up consultation charges beyond immediate post-op period
Imaging or diagnostic tests (OCT, biometry, visual fields, X-rays, scans)
Room/bed or admission charges (if inpatient stay is required)
Any additional procedures not covered under the primary surgery
Management of complications or emergency treatments
Special lenses, glasses, or optical aids
Medical consumables used before or after surgery (except intra-op items)
Non-medical or administrative charges (reports, certificates, etc.)

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