- May 22nd 2026
Retinoschisis: When the Retina Splits
Retinoschisis is a condition that affects the structure of the retina, causing its layers to separate or split. While this may sound similar to retinal detachment, the two are distinct conditions with different implications for vision and care. In …
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Apr 22nd 2026Laser Treatment for Retinal Disease: What Patients Should Know
Not all retinal conditions require traditional surgery. In many cases, laser therapy offers a less invasive option that can be performed right in the office. This approach allows retina specialists to treat precise areas of concern, often helping to …
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Mar 20th 2026How Cardiovascular Health Impacts the Retina
Heart health and eye health are more connected than many people realize. The retina — a thin layer of tissue at the back of the eye responsible for detecting light and sending visual signals to the brain — depends on a steady supply of oxygen and …
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Feb 17th 2026In Your 40s? What to Know About Macular Degeneration and What You Can Do Now
Macular degeneration is often thought of as an eye condition that is only relevant to older adults. But for many people, the factors that influence retinal health begin much earlier. Your 40s can be an important decade for understanding your risk, …
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Jan 21st 2026Geographic Atrophy: What It Is and Why Awareness Matters
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common retinal condition affecting older adults, but for some patients, the disease can progress into a more advanced stage known as geographic atrophy. As a late form of dry AMD, geographic atrophy causes …
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Dec 11th 2025Macular Degeneration: The Small Vision Changes You Shouldn't Ignore
As the new year approaches, it's important to set health-related resolutions, and one often overlooked area is eye health. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common eye condition that can lead to significant vision loss as we age. …
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Nov 19th 2025From Diagnosis to Daily Life: Living Well with Diabetic Retinopathy
A diabetic retinopathy (DR) diagnosis can change the way you move through daily life, but it doesn’t mean you have to give up your independence. With the right information, tools, and follow-up care, many people manage to live comfortably and stay …
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Oct 28th 2025What Does a Retina Surgeon Do, And When Should You See One?
It’s natural to visit an ophthalmologist when you have concerns about your vision, but not all eye doctors specialize in the same areas. Retina surgeons are ophthalmologists who undergo additional, advanced fellowship training to diagnose, manage, …
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Sep 30th 2025Understanding Macular Holes: What They Are and How They're Treated
Our vision depends on a delicate, finely tuned structure in the back of your eye called the macula. The macula is the central part of your retina, responsible for straight-ahead, sharp, detailed vision used for tasks like reading or recognizing …
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Aug 15th 2025When to See a Retina Specialist: Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore
Changes in your vision can happen slowly over time or appear in an instant. While some issues may be minor, others may be signs of potentially serious problems that require immediate attention. Knowing the difference can protect your eyesight and, …
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