This study evaluated the effectiveness of transciliary filtration (TCF) and transconjunctival transciliary filtration (TCTCF) procedures for 20 patients with refractory primary open-angle glaucoma. The success rate after 3 months was 65%, with additional medication needed in 15% of cases and surgical revision required in 35% of cases. While technically simple to perform, the failure rate remains high due to blockages from fibrosis or trauma to the inner opening. Modifying the procedure with antimetabolites may improve the success rate.