About diabetic retinopathy
Patients with diabetes are at risk of a condition called diabetic retinopathy, in which the blood vessels of the retina are damaged. This can lead to serious complications and vision loss.
Importantly, damage can occur even when you have no apparent visual symptoms, which is why regular eye examinations are so important.

Other eye conditions
People with diabetes also have an elevated risk of other eye conditions beyond retinopathy, including cataracts and glaucoma — another reason regular monitoring matters.
Treatment options
When treatment is needed, we offer interventions including laser treatment and surgical procedures designed to preserve or restore vision.