Relieve Your Glaucoma Symptoms

Are you frustrated with glaucoma treatment options and want something different?

SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT Glaucoma Symptom Checker

Dr. Zarmeena Vendal

Who is Affected by Glaucoma?

Anyone can develop chronic glaucoma. But the risk increases if you:

are aged over 40
are very short-sighted
are of African or Caribbean origin
are closely related to someone with chronic glaucoma
have raised pressure in your eye. This is called Ocular Hypertension (OHT).
are diabetic
have high blood pressure

check your glaucoma symptoms

You and your eye doctor share the same goal in the treatment of glaucoma: to preserve as much of your vision as possible, even if the disease progresses over time.

Dr. Vendal is Austin’s Focused Glaucoma Doctor.

Call us today for a second option. We offer Advanced Glaucoma technology

call now (512) 472-4011

You Have Come to the Experts

Dr. Vendal is recognized as community leader and national glaucoma specialist.

Why Dr. Vendal is among the TOP Glaucoma Doctors in the US.

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About Westlake Eye Specialists

Westlake Eye Specialists is staffed by ophthalmologists, eye doctors and professional staff dedicated to providing patients with excellent care to ensure the best possible outcomes. Our technical personnel undergo extensive training and continued education including certification by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Professionals in Ophthalmology requiring rigorous written and practical testing. From the front desk to the business office, every member of our team will work hard to make you their priority throughout every step of your care.

Advanced Glaucoma Technology: MIGS Devices

What Is The XEN® Gel Stent?
A Small Device That Can Make a Big Difference.
The XEN® Gel Stent is a small tube that is surgically implanted into the eye and becomes soft and flexible. The implant is designed to lower high eye pressure in open-angle glaucoma patients where previous surgical treatment has failed and/or medications alone were insufficient.

How Does The XEN® Gel Stent Work?
The XEN® Gel Stent creates a small channel in the eye to drain fluid and help lower eye pressure. The XEN® Gel Stent is very small—about the length of an eyelash—and it is placed just under the conjunctiva, which is the clear membrane that covers the white of your eye.