PRICE
OVERVIEW, TERMS & CONTACT INFO
OVERVIEW
MIGS using iStent Infinite is a micro-implant glaucoma procedure that improves natural fluid drainage to lower eye pressure. It is designed for open-angle glaucoma not adequately controlled with medicines. The approach is less invasive than traditional surgery, yet continued follow-up and treatment may still be needed.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS, INCLUSIONS, AND EXCLUSIONS
1. Service includes MIGS iStent Infinite implantation for one eye and surgeon professional services only.
2. The published price refers to the surgeon’s professional fee for one eye only. The final net amount may be reduced after applicable discounts, such as Senior Citizen or PWD benefits.
3. If the procedure is performed under general anesthesia, a fifty percent premium is added to the surgeon’s professional fee.
4. Hospital fees and the cost of the implant device are billed separately and are paid directly by the patient.
5. Final surgical plan requires full glaucoma evaluation and diagnostics. Pressure outcomes vary and are not guaranteed.
6. When applicable, PhilHealth pre-approval is required. Insurance or HMO cases require an approved letter of authority or guarantee letter before the procedure.
7. A daily hospital room rate charge applies to all admissions and is billed separately by the hospital based on room type and length of stay.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Dr. Manolette Roque | Dr. Barbara Roque
St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City
2nd Floor, Units 217-218, Roque Eye Clinic, Medical Arts Building
Rizal Drive cor. 5th Ave, Taguig City 1634, Philippines
+63-917-844-2020
+63-998-998-2020
+63-2-8828-2020
+63-2-8789-7700 ext. 7217
+63-2-8789-7700 ext. 7218
Dr. Manolette Roque | Dr. Barbara Roque
Asian Hospital and Medical Center
5th Floor, Unit 509, Roque Eye Clinic, Medical Office Building
2205 Civic Drive, Alabang, Muntinlupa City 1781, Philippines
+63-917-795-2020
+63-998-997-2020
+63-2-8771-9253
+63-2-8771-9000 ext. 7509
DETAILS
MINIMALLY-INVASIVE GLAUCOMA SURGERY (MIGS) – ISTENT INFINITE
Minimally-Invasive Glaucoma Surgery using the iStent Infinite is a modern surgical service designed to help lower eye pressure in patients with glaucoma. This procedure improves the natural outflow of fluid from the eye by placing tiny titanium stents into the eye’s drainage system. As a result, eye pressure decreases and the risk of further optic nerve damage may be reduced.
WHAT THIS SERVICE TREATS
This procedure treats open-angle glaucoma that remains uncontrolled despite medications or prior treatments. Elevated eye pressure damages the optic nerve over time. Therefore, lowering pressure remains the main goal of glaucoma management. The iStent Infinite helps improve fluid drainage and supports long-term pressure control.
HOW THE PROCEDURE WORKS
During surgery, the ophthalmologist implants three microscopic stents into the eye’s natural drainage channels. These stents create multiple pathways for fluid to exit the eye more efficiently. Surgeons often perform the procedure through a small incision, which helps minimize tissue disruption. Consequently, recovery tends to be faster compared to traditional glaucoma surgery.
WHO MAY BENEFIT
This procedure may benefit selected patients with moderate to advanced open-angle glaucoma. For example, it may help the following individuals.
1. Patients with glaucoma not adequately controlled by eye drops
2. Individuals intolerant of long-term glaucoma medications
3. Patients undergoing cataract surgery who also need glaucoma management
4. Eyes requiring additional pressure reduction after prior treatments
5. Patients seeking a less invasive surgical option
RECOVERY AND AFTERCARE
Most patients resume normal activities within a short period after surgery. Vision may fluctuate temporarily during early healing. However, prescribed eye drops and scheduled follow-up visits help support recovery. Doctors monitor eye pressure closely to ensure the stents function as intended.
SAFETY AND CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS
The iStent Infinite has a strong safety profile when used in properly selected patients. Even so, all surgeries carry risks, including inflammation, bleeding, or pressure changes. Therefore, comprehensive evaluation and careful surgical planning remain essential. Pre-existing eye conditions can also influence outcomes.








