Targeted retinal laser treatment used to seal leaking vessels and retinal tears and to control diabetic and other vascular retinal disease.
Green laser photocoagulation delivers precise pulses of laser energy to the retina to seal off leaking or abnormal blood vessels, treat retinal tears and prevent disease progression in conditions such as diabetic retinopathy.
Performed in the clinic with numbing drops, this treatment helps stabilise the retina and reduce the risk of severe vision loss. Several sessions may be advised depending on the condition.
It is a retinal laser treatment that delivers precise pulses of laser energy to seal leaking or abnormal blood vessels and to treat retinal tears. It is commonly used in conditions such as diabetic retinopathy.
It is used to stabilise the retina, seal leaking vessels and reduce the risk of further damage in vascular and retinal conditions. The aim is to protect your remaining vision rather than to improve eyesight that has already been lost.
The treatment is done with numbing drops and is generally well tolerated. Some people feel mild discomfort or see bright flashes during the session, but it is usually not very painful.
This varies with the condition and how much of the retina needs treatment, so some people need a single session and others need several. Your doctor will plan the number of sessions based on your eye and your response to treatment.
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