JP Eye Hospital

The things we see enter our eyes through the cornea and pupil. The lens focuses this material and sends it to the retina. The retina is a part of the brain that is attached to the eye. This part of the brain is connected to the rest of the brain through the optic nerve. When the parts of the eye that holds the retina in place becomes weak or are injured, a retinal detachment or retinal tear can occur, which can be treated with the help of Retina Vitreous Surgeons in Chandigarh . This potentially vision ending event can be preceded with floaters. These are seen as little pieces of material that move around in the person's vision. They are pieces of semi-liquid substance called vitreous. The vitreous is between the lens and the retina, and it becomes more water-like with age. Sometimes, this is accompanied by small flashes of light. This is not always serious, but it should always be checked by an eye doctor. When detachment occurs, the optic nerve can no longer send images to the br...