• This procedure helps open up the drainage in the anterior chamber (Trabecular Meshwork)  which helps lower the IOP

• This is done to create a separate drainage channel for patients with narrow angles

• Essentially, we blast a hole straight through the peripheral part of the Iris!

• After the procedure, these patients can be safely dilated

iDose is a Travoprost implant to control the IOP

Fun Fact: Dr. Teymoorian was the first MD in the entire country to do an iDose upon its approval!

• Durysta is a Bimatoprost pellet that is inserted into the eye right in the exam room

• It lasts about 15-20 weeks, but as per the published study (and from Dr. Teymoorian) it usually lasts up to 1-2 years!

• This is used in conjunction with cataract surgery to help lower the IOP

• This is used on it's own to help lower the IOP

• This is a procedure that ablates and removes the removes the trabecular meshwork and the inner wall of Schlemm's canal

• This gives direct access for the aqueous humor to drain out and decrease IOP

• AKA: Micropulse P3 

• Micropulse energy is delivered through the sclera and aimed at the ciliary body

• The energy destroys the pigmented ciliary body epithelium which decreases production of aqueous humor