Have you been experiencing blurred vision, floaters, or sudden vision loss? These could be signs of problems in the vitreous—the gel-like substance inside your eye. Vitrectomy surgery is a procedure that removes the damaged or clouded vitreous gel and replaces it with a clear solution, helping restore vision.

1. Floaters or Cloudy Vision – When the vitreous becomes too dense, affecting sight.
2. Retinal Detachment – A serious condition where the retina pulls away from the back of the eye.
3. Vitreous Hemorrhage – Bleeding inside the eye, often due to diabetes or injury.
4. Severe Eye Infections – That cause pus or clouding inside the eye.
5. Macular Holes or Wrinkles – Damage to the center of vision, making it hard to see fine details.
6. Eye Trauma or Complications from Previous Surgery – In cases where vision is severely affected.

• Blurry or distorted vision that doesn’t improve with glasses
• Sudden floaters or flashes of light
• A shadow or dark curtain in your field of vision
• Vision loss caused by bleeding inside the eye

👨‍⚕️ Step 1: The doctor makes a tiny incision in the eye.
💧 Step 2: The clouded vitreous gel is gently removed.
🔬 Step 3: A special clear fluid or gas is placed inside the eye to maintain its shape.
⏳ Step 4: The eye naturally heals, and vision gradually improves.

🏥 Quick Recovery: Most patients go home the same day.
👓 Vision Improvement: Depending on the condition, vision may take a few weeks to get clearer.
⚠️ Post-Surgery Care: Follow-up visits and precautions help ensure proper healing.

✔️ Expert Retina Specialists with advanced surgical experience
✔️ State-of-the-Art Equipment for safe and precise procedures
✔️ Comprehensive Post-Surgery Care to support faster recovery
✔️ Personalized Treatment Plans based on each patient’s condition