Conditions we treat

Macular degeneration (AMD) AMD affects the center of your vision, the part you use to read and recognize faces. The “dry” form can be slowed down with treatment. The "wet" form can often be controlled with regular treatment, and catching it early makes a real difference. We'll explain which type you have and build a plan around your life.

Diabetic eye disease Diabetes can damage the small blood vessels of the retina, sometimes before you notice any change. Regular exams and timely treatment can protect your sight. We work alongside your primary care doctor and endocrinologist to keep your whole care team informed.

Retinal vein occlusion A blocked vein in the retina can cause sudden blurring or swelling. Treatment can often reduce swelling and improve vision. We'll help you understand what happened and what comes next.

Retinal tears and detachment New flashes of light, a shower of floaters, or a shadow across your vision can signal a retinal tear or detachment. These need prompt attention. Call us right away, and we will see you quickly.

Macular hole and epiretinal membrane These conditions can distort or blur central vision, making straight lines look wavy. Some need only monitoring, others benefit from surgery. We'll help you weigh the options.

Floaters and flashes Most floaters are harmless, but new ones deserve a careful look. We'll examine your retina thoroughly and tell you clearly whether anything needs to be done.

Other retinal conditions We also care for uveitis, inherited retinal diseases, medication-related retinal changes, and more.