Fluorescein Angiography: This procedure is a photographic study of the retinal blood vessels. Dye injected into a vein in your arm travels to blood vessels in the eye, and then we use a special camera to photograph those vessels.

 

Indocyanine Green Angiography (ICG): Similar to Fluorescein Angiography, this procedure can give more information about certain diseases.

 

Fundus Photography: This test uses color photography and a microscope to reveal and document retinal disease.

 

Ocular Coherence Tomography (OCT): This imaging procedure provides cross sectional images of the retina layer and is used in the diagnosis of retinal diseases.

 

Intravitreal Injections: These office-based procedures provide treatment for macular degeneration and other vascular abnormalities of the eye.

 

Ultrasonography: This technique produces images of the inner structures of the eye by using sound  waves.

 

Laser Photocoagulation: A laser is a highly focused beam of light that is absorbed by tissue; laser photocoagulation is used in many delicate forms of surgery.

 

Photodynamic Therapy/Ocular Photodynamic Therapy: This advanced treatment for macular degeneration and other macular diseases uses a laser and laser-activated medication.

 

Vitrectomy: This microscopic technique repairs the interior of the eye.

 

Retinal Detachment Repair: This repair reattaches the retina to its normal position within the eye.

 

Repair and Reconstruction of Ocular Injuries: Numerous surgical procedures can repair injuries to the eye and salvage vision, even in cases of severe eye trauma.

 

Macular Hole Repair: This vitrectomy procedure repairs a common vision threatening condition.

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