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Dilation is necessary to properly visualize the retina on exam.

The essential issue of macular degeneration is to characterize it as dry versus wet.

10 to 15% of macular degeneration cases transform to the wet variety.

Simply put, macular edema is swelling in the retina.

Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy is the most severe form and what we fight to prevent in all diabetics. If developed, it is treatable.

Just one of dozens of different lasers that are a part of Eye Care. Not to be confused with LASIK.

Vitrectomy is the most common type of operating room retinal micro-surgery. And diabetes is just one of the many reasons it may be performed.

Macular Pucker is formally called Epiretinal Membrane, and informally is also called Cellophane Maculopathy.

This is a commonly performed office procedure to prevent progression to retinal detachment.

An air bubble is injected into the eye to support the tear and detached retina.  

Vitrectomy is operating room micro-surgery used in this case to drain subretinal fluid, flatten, then laser-weld the retina.

Branch retinal vein occlusion is a common retinal stroke.  It is largely treatable.

Central Retinal Vein Occlusion is a more severe form of retinal stroke.  Depending on the subtype, patients can still enjoy a reasonable prognosis.

A macular hole is a defect at the absolute most important center of the retina. Vitrectomy with micro-surgical membrane peel is than main treatment.