Vitrectomy is a precise surgical procedure aimed at removing the clear, gel-like fluid known as the vitreous from inside the eyeball. It is used to treat conditions such as retinal detachment, vitreous hemorrhage, and membranes that form on the surface of the retina.
During the procedure, the surgeon replaces the vitreous with a saline solution, a special gas, or silicone oil to help the retina return to its natural position and remain stable. The surgery is performed using the latest microsurgical equipment, under local or general anesthesia depending on the patient's condition.
At Jordan Eye Center, our team of retina consultants performs this procedure to the highest standards of safety and precision, with close post-operative follow-up to ensure the best possible visual outcome.
During the procedure, the surgeon replaces the vitreous with a saline solution, a special gas, or silicone oil to help the retina return to its natural position and remain stable. The surgery is performed using the latest microsurgical equipment, under local or general anesthesia depending on the patient's condition.
At Jordan Eye Center, our team of retina consultants performs this procedure to the highest standards of safety and precision, with close post-operative follow-up to ensure the best possible visual outcome.