Advanced diagnosis and treatment for retinal detachments, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration. We protect your vision with microsurgery technology and 70 years of experience.
The retina is the light-sensitive layer of tissue at the back of the eye, and the macula is its center, responsible for detailed, central vision. Any damage to these structures—whether due to diabetes, age, or trauma—can cause severe vision loss. At Boyd Clinic, we have board-certified specialists to manage these critical conditions with millimetric precision.
Three pillars in the care of the most complex eye diseases.
Dilation and Fundus Examination
High-Resolution Imaging
Intervention Plan
They may be symptoms of a vitreous or retinal detachment. If you notice a sudden increase in spots or flashes, you should seek an urgent evaluation.
At least once a year, even if you see well. Diabetic retinopathy often does not cause symptoms until the damage is significant.
No. A strong local anesthetic is used, and the procedure is very quick (seconds). Most patients feel only mild pressure.
The main goal of current treatments is to stop or slow vision loss. In many cases, vision can be stabilized and legal blindness can be prevented.
