What is wrinkled retina?

Answer 1

a wrinkled retina is another lay term for Macular Pucker. A thin layer of scar tissue in response to healing the area of irritation. Most likely occurring with normal aging. Rare significant visual damage occurring. Normal traction or pulling of the retina resulting in microscopic damage to its inner surface. All the terms used to describe the fact that there is a layer of thin scar tissue on the surface of the macula which resulting in mechanical wrinklingand distortion of the retina. In most cases no treatment is recommended for macular pucker. Repair of the macular pucker or epiretinal membrane is accomplished through use of vitreoretinal surgery. Go to www.vrmny.com for more info.

Answer 2

A wrinkled retina is a condition where the retina, the layer of tissue at the back of the eye responsible for sensing light, becomes uneven or folded. This can be caused by various factors such as trauma, aging, or underlying eye diseases. Symptoms may include distorted vision, flashes of light, or dark spots in the visual field.

Answer 3

wrinkle retina repair