What Happens During Your First Visit to a Retina Specialist?
A referral to a retina specialist often comes with a mix of questions. Maybe your optometrist noticed something during a routine exam, or you’ve been seeing new floaters and flashes… read more
7 Warning Signs of Retinal Detachment You Shouldn’t Ignore
Retinal detachment does not usually announce itself with pain. It announces itself with vision changes that are easy to explain away: a new floater or two, a flicker of light… read more
How High Blood Pressure Affects Your Retinal Health
High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is one of the most common chronic health conditions in the United States, yet many people are unaware of the damage it can… read more
What to Expect During a Dilated Eye Exam
A dilated eye exam is one of the most valuable tools eye doctors use to evaluate the health of the retina, and it is a routine part of care. While… read more
How Macular Holes Develop and What You Can Do About Them
A sudden change in your central vision can be unsettling, especially when everyday tasks like reading or recognizing faces become more difficult. One possible cause of these changes is a… read more
Can Eye Floaters Go Away on Their Own?
What Are Eye Floaters? Floaters are small clumps of cells or protein fibers that form inside the vitreous, the clear, gel-like substance that fills the interior of your eye. The… read more
How Does Diabetes Affect Blood Vessels in Your Eyes?
Diabetes is a condition that affects the entire body, including the small, delicate blood vessels inside your eyes. Over time, elevated blood sugar levels can affect the retina, the light-sensitive… read more