Advanced Technology
Advanced Technology
We approach macular degeneration in a way that’s proactive, not reactive, by doing in-depth screenings for all kinds of ocular diseases, including AMD. We use specialized methods, like optical coherence tomography, fundus photography, and slit lamp examinations to get high resolution images and a magnified firsthand view of your inner eye. This way, we can spot AMD — even before it’s done damage — and monitor it between visits.
Individualized Management Plans
Individualized Management Plans
Our practice has never believed in simply diagnosing you and then sending you away without a detailed eye care plan. If you have AMD, we’ll learn about you and your eyes, and identify anything that poses a risk to your macula. We’ll also fold in other diet and activity recommendations to your management plan that can help you stay ahead of AMD.
Supplements
Supplements
One of the ways we treat macular degeneration is by prescribing nutraceuticals, which provide the necessary vitamins, minerals, and ingredients proven to help slow its progression and fortify your retina against damage. Our doctors know exactly which trusted supplements to recommend as part of your defense against AMD and will educate you on how they keep your eyes and vision healthy.
Testimonials
The whole team is here to make your experience as easy and positive as possible. Don’t worry about a thing; you’re in good hands. We want to help you now and look after you and your eyesight for years to come.
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FAQ’s
Is Macular Degeneration Hereditary?
Macular degeneration has a hereditary component, with certain genetic variations increasing the risk. However, it’s not solely determined by genetics, as other factors like age, smoking, obesity, and cardiovascular disease also play a role.
What Causes Macular Degeneration?
Macular degeneration is primarily associated with aging and damage to the macula. Factors like genetics, smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, and poor diet can contribute to its development.
What Are The Early Warning Signs Of Macular Degeneration?
Early signs include blurred or distorted central vision, difficulty reading, problems recognizing faces, and the need for brighter light for close-up tasks. Wet macular degeneration may cause wavy lines or dark spots in your central vision.