Vitrectomy forRetinal Issues
Retinal and vitreous problems can significantly impact your vision. Our vitrectomy procedure is a cutting-edge solution, providing hope for those dealing with severe retinal issues in Waterbury.
What is Vitrectomy Surgery?
A vitrectomy is a surgical procedure where an ophthalmologist removes the gel-like vitreous humor from the eye to treat various eye conditions. The surgeon makes a small incision during the surgery and uses specialized tools to remove the cloudy or damaged vitreous gel. By removing the affected vitreous, vision can be improved or stabilized.
Why Would I Need This Procedure?
A vitrectomy might be necessary if you’re dealing with:
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Retinal detachment
- Vitreous hemorrhage
- An infection in the eye
- Severe eye injury
- Macular hole
- Macular pucker
- Specific issues post-cataract surgery
- Persistent floaters
Rediscover Clear Sight with Vitrectomy in Waterbury
We offer vitrectomy to address retinal problems like diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment, or macular issues. Our skilled surgeons delicately remove the problematic vitreous gel from your eye, allowing your retina to function properly. Whether addressing post-cataract surgery complications or treating severe eye injuries, we tailor our approach to your specific needs. Trust us to illuminate your path to visual clarity.
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