Surgical Retina

Surgical retina involves specialized procedures to repair issues within the retina, the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. Conditions like retinal tears, detachments, or vitreous hemorrhages require precise surgical intervention to restore or preserve vision. Techniques include removing or reattaching the retina, sealing tears, and removing blood or scar tissue. These surgeries are performed by experienced ophthalmologists using advanced instruments, often with anesthesia. The goal is to prevent further vision loss and improve sight, and most procedures have successful outcomes when performed promptly and appropriately.