Cyclophotocoagulation is a laser treatment used to lower intraocular pressure by reducing the eye’s production of fluid. It is typically recommended for advanced or difficult-to-control glaucoma cases. Before treatment, patients receive a comprehensive evaluation to assess disease severity and determine the safest approach. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia to ensure comfort. During cyclophotocoagulation, laser energy targets the tissue responsible for fluid production inside the eye. This reduces pressure and can help relieve symptoms in patients with severe glaucoma. The procedure plays an important role in managing advanced glaucoma and may be used when other treatments have been unsuccessful.