is a minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) procedure that helps reduce eye pressure in patients with glaucoma.

The Xen Implant is a tiny, flexible tube made of gelatin. It's inserted into your eye to create a new drainage pathway for the fluid inside your eye (aqueous humor). Excess fluid flows through the Xen tube into the area under the clear membrane covering the white of your eye (conjunctiva), forming a tiny fluid-filled blister (bleb). This helps lower the pressure inside your eye.

Benefits of Xen Implant

1. Small incision: Leads to faster recovery and lower risk of complications.
2. Less pain: Compared to traditional glaucoma surgery.
3. Short procedure time: Usually takes only a few minutes.
4. Can be combined with cataract surgery: Addressing both high eye pressure and cataracts in a single procedure.