Overview
AMD affects the central retina (macula) and can reduce detailed central vision. Early identification supports better monitoring and treatment planning.
Common Symptoms
- Blurred central vision
- Distorted lines or shapes
- Difficulty reading or recognising faces
- Reduced contrast sensitivity
How We Assess
- Dilated macular examination
- OCT retinal imaging
- Monitoring for dry and wet AMD changes
- Vision function assessment
Treatment Options
- Monitoring programs for dry AMD
- Lifestyle and visual support counselling
- Anti-VEGF injection pathways for suitable wet AMD cases
- Structured follow-up with repeat imaging
What To Expect
AMD care focuses on early detection of change and timely escalation when needed. We explain findings in plain language and set clear follow-up intervals.
