Expert articles on retinal health, treatment options, and the latest research from our physicians.
A retinal detachment is when the retina pulls away from the back of your eye. It's a serious problem that needs treatment right away to prevent vision loss. If you have symptoms like flashes, floaters, or blurry vision, see a retina doctor immediately.
What to expect after panretinal photocoagulation, barrier laser, or focal laser treatment for retinal conditions. A clear recovery timeline from your retina specialists.
A comprehensive guide to the anatomy of the human eye — from the cornea and lens to the retina, macula, and optic nerve. Learn how light becomes vision, and why retinal health matters.
Welcome to the newly redesigned Elman Retina Group website! While our online look has changed to provide a better digital experience, our commitment to world-class retinal care remains exactly the same.
Macular edema causes swelling in the macula, the central part of the retina. This swelling leads to blurry or wavy vision. Treatment options like injections and laser surgery can help reduce swelling and improve sight.
Moshe Horowitz and Dr. Michael J. Elman presented landmark research at the 2026 ARVO Annual Meeting in Denver, exploring the association between post-injection corneal abrasions and dry eye disease.
Exciting new research explores gene therapy for age-related macular degeneration (AMD). This innovative approach could mean fewer injections and more stable vision for patients. Elman Retina Group is closely following these advances to provide the best possible care.
A retinal artery occlusion (RAO) is like a stroke in your eye, blocking blood flow to the retina. It causes sudden vision loss and needs immediate medical attention to try and save your sight.
A recent multicenter study co-authored by Dr. Schechet published in Frontiers in Ophthalmology explores how gastrointestinal and liver conditions can lead to vision-threatening vitamin A deficiency.
