Retinal surgery may be recommended when advanced retinal diseases or injuries threaten vision. Our specialists use advanced surgical techniques to repair damage, preserve sight, and improve quality of life.
Retinal surgery refers to specialized procedures performed to correct serious conditions that affect the retina. These surgeries are often necessary when less invasive treatments, such as injections or lasers, are not enough.
Common conditions that may require retinal surgery include:
The retina plays a critical role in sight, and damage can lead to permanent vision loss. Retinal surgery is performed to:
Depending on the condition, surgery may involve:
Removing the vitreous gel and replacing it with a gas bubble or oil to allow the retina to heal.
Placing a silicone band around the eye to support and reattach the retina.
Sealing retinal tears during surgery to prevent detachment.
Surgery is usually performed under local or general anesthesia. Patients often go home the same day, though recovery may take several weeks.
Retinal surgery can be life-changing by preserving or restoring vision that might otherwise be lost. As with any surgery, there are risks, such as infection, bleeding, or cataract formation. Our team carefully monitors each patient to ensure the best possible outcomes.
If your eye doctor determines that retinal surgery may be needed, they will refer you to our specialists for evaluation. We provide personalized surgical plans and support every step of the way — from preparation through recovery.
