A macular hole is a small, serious retinal condition that can significantly affect your central vision. It’s a progressive disease that, if left untreated, can lead to permanent vision loss. At Retina and
The gift of sight is precious, and at Retina and Vitreous Surgeons of Utah, we are dedicated to helping you protect it. While many common eye conditions are manageable, some require immediate attention
For millions of Americans, diabetes is a daily reality. In Utah alone, over 214,000 adults are living with diagnosed diabetes, and an estimated 14,000 more are diagnosed each year. While managing blood sugar
Your eyesight is one of your most precious senses, allowing you to experience the vibrant world around you. But what happens when something feels “off” with your vision? While your general ophthalmologist or
If your eye care specialist has recommended an intravitreal injection, you likely have questions. Understanding this common procedure can help ease any concerns. At Retina and Vitreous Surgeons of Utah, we believe in
Our vision, a precious sense that allows us to navigate the world, connect with loved ones, and appreciate the beauty around us, relies heavily on the delicate and intricate workings of the retina.
At Retina and Vitreous Surgeons of Utah (RVSU), we understand that the prospect of retinal surgery can be daunting. One common procedure is a pars plana vitrectomy, and we’re here to demystify it
Choosing the right eye specialist is crucial, especially when dealing with complex retinal conditions. Your vision is precious, and entrusting it to a qualified and experienced retina specialist is paramount. This post will
When it comes to eye health, it’s easy to get lost in a maze of confusing terminology. “Pavingstone degeneration” and “cobblestone degeneration” are two such terms that often cause head-scratching. While they sound
Cobblestone degeneration, also known as pavingstone degeneration, is a common, benign condition that affects the peripheral retina. It typically occurs naturally as part of the aging process and rarely causes any vision problems.
