Retina and Vitreous
AMD Treatment (Macular Degeneration).
Injections that block the abnormal vessel growth of wet macular degeneration. Started early they often hold central vision; started late they can only limit further loss.
At a glance
- Appointment
- About 30 minutes
- Anaesthetic
- Drops
- Stay
- Outpatient
- Frequency
- 4–12 weekly
- Driving
- Next day
- Price
- from $980
You may be a candidate if
- Straight lines appearing bent or wavy
- A grey or missing patch in central vision
- Wet AMD confirmed on scanning
- Dry AMD that has converted to wet
Step by step
- 01
Scanning
OCT confirms activity and sets the treatment interval.
- 02
Anaesthetic
Numbing drops.
- 03
The injection
Under a minute, through the white of the eye.
- 04
Ongoing review
Scan and inject on a schedule tailored to your eye, often for years.
Recovery
- Mild grittiness for a day
- Use the Amsler grid at home and report changes early
- Treatment is long-term — plan for it rather than hoping it ends
- Sudden pain or vision loss means call us the same day
Also in retina and vitreous
- from $6,800
Vitrectomy
The gel inside the eye is removed so the surgeon can work directly on the retina — to repair a detachment, close a hole, or clear blood that will not settle.
- from $980
Diabetic Retinopathy & Retinal Vein Occlusion
Treatment for the retinal damage caused by diabetes or a blocked retinal vein — usually injections into the eye, sometimes laser, aimed at stopping leakage and new vessel growth.
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