Advanced Glaucoma Care Backed by Decades of Surgical Experience

With 5 fellowship-trained glaucoma specialists and nearly 100 years of combined clinical experience, Florida Eye Specialists provides advanced glaucoma diagnosis, laser treatment, and surgical care for patients across Northeast Florida.

One of Florida’s Most Experienced Glaucoma Teams

5 Fellowship-Trained Glaucoma Specialists

Nearly 100 Years Combined Experience

Advanced Laser & Surgical Treatment Options

Participation in Clinical Research & Innovation

Glaucoma at a Glance

Often Symptomless Early

Regular exams are critical for early detection.

Progressive Condition

Early treatment helps prevent vision loss.

Advanced Diagnostics

OCT imaging plus visual field testing.

Surgical & Laser Options

Including minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS).

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What is Glaucoma?

Expert Diagnosis Requires More Than an Eye Pressure Check

Advanced MIGS Procedures for Safer Pressure Control

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What to Expect

1. Comprehensive Evaluation

2. Personalized Treatment Plan

3. Ongoing Monitoring

4. Long-Term Vision Protection

Glaucoma is a chronic condition that requires lifetime management. While vision loss cannot be reversed, the condition can be managed with consistent care and the right treatment plan. Our glaucoma specialists will develop a personalized plan, adjusting your care over time to help protect your vision and maintain your quality of life.

Meet Our Glaucoma Specialists

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Advancing the Future of Glaucoma Care

Patient Stories

Frequently Asked Questions

Unfortunately, glaucoma cannot be cured, and the damage it causes is permanent. However, through early detection, diagnosis, and effective treatment, you and your doctor can help protect your vision.

Glaucoma does not always lead to blindness, but if left untreated, it can result in permanent vision loss. In fact, glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in the United States. That is why early detection and treatment are crucial to protect your vision.

Glaucoma is a progressive, chronic condition that requires lifetime management. While vision loss cannot be reversed, early detection and regular monitoring allow us to stay ahead of its progression.

Glaucoma surgery is generally well tolerated. With MIGS procedures, most patients can resume their daily routines within days. Some mild discomfort or pressure is normal afterward.

Glaucoma surgery is generally covered by medical insurance because it is considered a medically necessary procedure to prevent blindness. Our team can help you review your benefits and understand your options.

For patients dealing with both glaucoma and cataracts, addressing both conditions surgically at the same time can be a convenient and effective approach. By integrating MIGS with cataract surgery, patients can achieve significant improvements in vision and better manage their glaucoma in a single treatment session. Our specialists can help determine if this is right for you.

Why Patients Choose Florida Eye Specialists for Glaucoma Care

Protect Your Vision with One of Florida’s Most Experienced Glaucoma Teams

Early diagnosis and expert long-term management can make all the difference.