Retina

If a patient’s diabetes is not properly managed, it can damage the eyes and lead to diabetic retinopathy, a condition that adversely harms the retina.

Patients frequently experience floaters and flashes due to the contraction and deterioration of the vitreous gel filling the rear part of the eye.

Macular degeneration ranks as a leading cause of vision impairment, yet it can be effectively controlled through evaluation and advanced treatments.

Retinal tears and detachments often occur unexpectedly with aging, but they can also result from surgeries, severe nearsightedness, or eye trauma.