Glaucoma care
A clear plan to protect the vision you have.
A glaucoma diagnosis can bring a lot of questions. Let’s make sense of your results, review your treatment, and plan the care ahead.
Choose Nabua or Naga City. Our team will confirm your schedule.
CAM SUR EYE CENTER

Glaucoma care
Assessment, treatment planning, and ongoing care.
Your visit, explained
About your care.
What it is. Glaucoma care aims to protect the vision you still have by monitoring optic-nerve health and treating the condition when needed. Glaucoma may develop without noticeable early symptoms. Treatment cannot restore vision already lost, so your doctor uses examination findings and follow-up tests to guide an ongoing care plan. Looking for an initial check? Explore our glaucoma risk assessment.
How it works. Assessment may combine eye-pressure measurements, an optic-nerve examination, visual field testing, and OCT imaging. These tests provide different information; pressure alone cannot determine whether you have glaucoma. Depending on the diagnosis and response, your doctor may discuss prescription drops, laser treatment, or surgery to lower pressure.
How to prepare. Bring your eye drops, medicine list, and previous scans or visual field results. Tell your doctor when you last used your drops and whether you have difficulty using them or experience side effects. Continue prescribed treatment unless told otherwise. Ask whether dilation is planned and arrange transport if needed.
YOUR FIRST STEP
Ongoing care you can understand.
A consultation is a chance to understand your eyes and talk through your choices.
01
Know what your results mean
Discuss your eye pressure, optic nerve findings, and any recommended tests.
02
Review your treatment
Ask about your drops, side effects, or other suitable treatment options.
03
Keep follow-up purposeful
Understand when to return and what your doctor wants to monitor.
Sound familiar?
Take the next step, even if your vision feels unchanged.
- You have been told you have glaucoma or raised eye pressure.
- Glaucoma runs in your family and you want advice about screening.
- You need help understanding your tests, drops, or follow-up plan.
These concerns can have more than one cause. An examination helps identify the right next step.
THE CARE CONVERSATION
What could your care involve?
Glaucoma can damage the optic nerve without noticeable early symptoms. Treatment aims to limit further damage; it cannot restore vision already lost. Depending on your eyes, options may include medicines, laser treatment, or surgery.
Your visit, made clearer
Here is how to get started.
01
Bring the full picture
Bring your current drops, prescriptions, and previous scans or visual field results.
02
Review your eyes and results
Your doctor may recommend pressure checks, optic nerve assessment, or other tests.
03
Agree on a follow-up plan
Discuss treatment, how to use prescribed drops, and your next review.

MEET YOUR DOCTOR
A person to talk to. A plan to take with you.
Dr. Felipa C. Acebedo II
Ophthalmologist · Glaucoma care
Eye consultations and glaucoma care, including assessment, treatment planning, and follow-up.
Doctor availability varies by branch and clinic schedule. Tell our team if you have a preference.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Let’s make the practical details clear.
Questions about cost, the visit, or what happens next? Ask us. You can request a consultation before deciding on a procedure.
- Ask for the current consultation fee.
- Review any recommended tests and their costs.
- Request a written treatment estimate when relevant.
- Confirm coverage requirements before proceeding.
A clinic closer to you
Choose where to start.
Request your preferred branch. Our team will confirm the available doctor and schedule.
CAM SUR EYE CENTER
Nabua
OLP Building, Brgy. Sto. Domingo, Nabua, Camarines Sur
CAM SUR EYE CENTER
Naga City
Suite 212, Plaza Medica Building, Panganiban Drive, Naga City
Before you book
A few questions you may have.
Why book if I can still see well?
Glaucoma may have no noticeable early symptoms. An examination and appropriate tests help your doctor assess your risk or monitor an existing diagnosis.
Will I need surgery?
Not everyone does. The recommendation depends on the type of glaucoma, your results, and the response to treatment.
Should I stop my drops before the visit?
Continue prescribed treatment unless your treating doctor tells you otherwise. Bring your medicines and tell the doctor about any side effects.
Can lost vision be restored?
Glaucoma treatment cannot reverse existing vision loss. The goal is to protect the vision that remains and reduce further damage.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Request a glaucoma consultation
Choose your branch and tell us how to reach you. You do not need to decide on a treatment today.
- Your reason for visiting is already selected.
- Choose a preferred doctor or leave it open.
- Our team contacts you to confirm the schedule.
Prefer to talk? Nabua: 0918 788 5887 · Naga: 0939 939 7742
General information; an examination is needed to recommend care. Suitability, risks, and recovery vary. For sudden vision loss or severe eye pain, seek urgent care rather than waiting for an online reply.
