Voyager DSLT: A Drop-Free Alternative to Glaucoma Treatment
Voyager DSLT (direct selective laser trabeculoplasty) is a quick, in-office laser treatment that lowers eye pressure in glaucoma patients without relying on daily eye drops. Cleared by the FDA and now offered through Alcon’s Voyager platform, it treats the eye’s drainage tissue in seconds. For patients who struggle with drop adherence, it’s worth a conversation […]
Eye Drops vs. Voyager™ DSLT: Comparing Your Glaucoma Treatment Options
Daily eye drops and Voyager DSLT laser treatment both lower eye pressure in glaucoma and ocular hypertension, but they work very differently day to day. Drops require consistent daily use and can come with side effects, while DSLT is a brief, non-contact laser procedure that can reduce or eliminate the need for drops for many […]
How Non-Contact Laser Treatments Are Changing Glaucoma Care
The future of glaucoma treatment is here — gentle, precise, and contact-free. For generations, glaucoma was treated using methods that relied on direct contact with the eye. Drops, surgeries, and laser procedures required precise placement and careful handling, often causing anxiety for patients. But thanks to modern innovation, glaucoma care is evolving toward a more […]
What Makes Voyager™ DSLT the Future of Glaucoma Treatment?
Discover how this innovative, non-contact laser technology is reshaping the way glaucoma is managed. For decades, glaucoma treatment has relied on two main strategies—medicated eye drops and traditional laser procedures. While both approaches can lower intraocular pressure (IOP), they often come with challenges: discomfort, dependency on daily drops, and limited long-term results. Enter the Voyager™ […]
Say Goodbye to Daily Eye Drops with This New Glaucoma Treatment
Anaheim Eye Institute leads the way with Voyager™ DSLT—non-contact, drop-free care that’s changing lives. For millions living with open-angle glaucoma (OAG) or ocular hypertension (OHT), managing eye pressure means a lifelong routine of medicated eye drops—multiple times a day. These drops can be difficult to apply consistently, come with side effects, and add up in […]