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An epiretinal membrane, commonly called a macular pucker, is thin, film-like scar tissue that can develop over the central part of the retina known as the macula. This area of the retina is responsible for your clear central vision.
Treatment is often unnecessary for mild forms of macular puckers. If your condition is more severe, vitrectomy surgery may be recommended, which involves the removal of the scar tissue and the vitreous gel for improvement of vision.
Our retinal specialists at Marietta Eye Clinic have extensive experience in all areas of vitreoretinal surgery. If you are experiencing any symptoms of macular puckers, contact us today to schedule a comprehensive eye exam in Marietta, Georgia.
When it comes to your eyes, nothing beats a face-to-face consultation with one of our eye doctors. Request an appointment to meet with one of our specialists.
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An epiretinal membrane, commonly called a macular pucker, is thin, film-like scar tissue that can develop over the central part of the retina known as the macula. This area of the retina is responsible for your clear central vision. Symptoms of Macular Puckers Blurry vision Distorted vision Loss of central vision Straight lines appear wavy…
Learn More >An epiretinal membrane, commonly called a macular pucker, is thin, film-like scar tissue that can develop over the central part of the retina known as the macula. This area of the retina is responsible for your clear central vision. Symptoms of Macular Puckers Blurry vision Distorted vision Loss of central vision Straight lines appear wavy…
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