DC Retina

Specialized Retinal Care Serving the Washington DC Metropolitan Area

DC Retina is a specialized eye care practice focused exclusively on the diagnosis and treatment of retinal and vitreous conditions, serving patients throughout the Washington, DC metropolitan area including communities in Maryland and Virginia. The practice features fellowship-trained vitreoretinal specialists who provide expert evaluation and treatment for complex sight-threatening conditions including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, retinal vein occlusion, retinal detachment, macular holes, and other disorders affecting the back of the eye. The practice is dedicated entirely to retinal medicine, which means every resource, from advanced imaging systems to treatment protocols and scheduling practices, is designed to support the efficient and effective management of retinal disease. Patients benefit from a team that sees and treats these conditions daily, bringing a level of pattern recognition and clinical judgment that only comes with focused specialization and years of experience.

Services include advanced diagnostic imaging with optical coherence tomography, wide-field retinal photography, and fluorescein angiography for precise retinal assessment, intravitreal injection therapy for conditions such as wet macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema, laser treatments for retinal tears and proliferative retinopathy, and vitreoretinal surgery for complex cases requiring operative intervention. The team tracks each patient's retinal health over time, using sequential imaging to detect subtle changes and adjust treatment strategies accordingly for the best possible long-term outcomes. DC Retina serves patients from throughout the greater Washington, DC area, providing timely access to expert retinal care delivered with professionalism, compassion, and a genuine commitment to preserving every patient's vision and quality of life. Regular follow-up appointments allow the team to track the status of retinal conditions over time, adjusting treatment plans as needed to respond to disease progression or improvement and helping patients maintain the best possible visual function.