My cousin recently had Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS) in Seoul, and we were naturally a bit worried about the possible risks involved. The doctor kindly explained that although MIGS is much safer and less invasive than traditional glaucoma surgery, there can still be minor side effects such as temporary eye pressure changes or slight bleeding. However, these are usually mild and can be managed without major issues.
What really reassured us was the careful approach taken throughout the treatment process. The medical team used advanced technology and precise surgical techniques to minimize any complications, and they also ensured close follow-up care after the procedure to monitor healing and address any concerns early.
Overall, the experience felt very safe and well supported, and it gave our family confidence in how effectively modern glaucoma treatments can be managed.