Our highly trained physicians are all board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and are members of prestigious organizations, such as the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Retinal Specialists.
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Established over 20 years ago, the Retina Institute of Illinois has been providing outstanding retinal care to the Chicago-land area and surrounding suburbs.
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At Retina Institute of Illinois, we’ve proudly served the Chicagoland community since 2005 with expert, compassionate care focused exclusively on retinal health. With over two decades of experience, our board-certified specialists are dedicated to preserving and restoring vision using the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment. We prioritize personalized, patient-centered care in a warm and welcoming environment—because your sight deserves nothing less.
Request AppointmentOur goal is simple—preserve and improve your vision through expert, compassionate retinal care that delivers results you can trust.
We use the latest diagnostic tools and advanced treatment options to provide state-of-the-art care tailored to your needs.
With over 20 years of experience and board-certified specialists, Retina Institute of Illinois has been a trusted leader in retinal care for the Chicagoland community.
"A very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff explained what each test was for. The doctor explained the test results and the pictures taken of my retina. I highly recommend this practice." - Carol
If you are living with diabetes, you may already know that the condition can damage many different parts of the body. Even if the condition is controlled, it still has the potential to affect your vision and eye health.
Our team of experts at the Retina Institute of Illinois is here to help you learn about, prevent, and treat diabetic eye disease so you can feel confident in your eye health and vision.
If you are living with diabetes, you may already know that the condition can damage many different parts of the body. Even if the condition is controlled, it still has the potential to affect your vision and eye health.
Our team of experts at the Retina Institute of Illinois is here to help you learn about, prevent, and treat diabetic eye disease so you can feel confident in your eye health and vision.
Flashes and floaters can be caused by various factors, including: Aging, Nearsightedness, Previous Eye Surgery, and Eye Inflammation. Treatment recommendations for floaters and flashes depend on their cause, severity, and impact on your vision and quality of life. For typical, age-related floaters that don't significantly impact vision, treatment isn't necessary.
learn moreMacular degeneration is a common yet serious condition that affects the macula of the eye. As a leading cause of vision loss for people over 50, diagnosing and treating age-related macular degeneration is essential to prevent severe vision loss.
At the Retina Institute of Illinois, our ophthalmologists are experts at treating macular degeneration and are committed to providing you with comprehensive and effective eye care.
When vision changes affect your central vision, understanding the underlying cause becomes crucial for maintaining your quality of life. Two common retinal conditions that can significantly impact central vision are macular holes and macular pucker, both affecting the macula, the small, central area of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision.
learn moreA retinal tear is a serious eye condition that can occur when the vitreous humor of the eye pulls on the retina, causing it to tear. Your retina is the part of the eye that processes light to send images to the brain, making it vital for clear vision. Left untreated, this can lead to retinal detachment, a severe, sight-threatening condition that requires emergency treatment.
learn moreAt the Retina Institute of Illinois, our specialized team provides comprehensive care for patients experiencing retinal vein occlusions. With our expert approach to retinal care, we help patients preserve their vision and maintain their quality of life following this serious eye condition.
learn moreUveitis is a serious form of eye inflammation that can threaten your vision if not treated quickly. At Retina Institute of Illinois, we specialize in diagnosing and treating uveitis, helping patients protect their sight and prevent complications.
Uveitis is a serious form of eye inflammation that can threaten your vision if not treated quickly. At Retina Institute of Illinois, we specialize in diagnosing and treating uveitis, helping patients protect their sight and prevent complications.
At Retina Institute of Illinois, most of our advanced treatments are performed right in our office—meaning you get expert care in a comfortable, familiar setting. We offer a range of procedures, such as laser therapies, photodynamic therapy, focal laser treatment, and laser repair of retinal tears; as well as injections like Avastin, Lucentis, and Kenalog to help preserve your vision. We also perform specialized procedures like pneumatic retinopexy, cryotherapy, and paracentesis.
Learn MoreAt Retina Institute of Illinois, we’re proud to offer some of the most advanced surgical options available to protect and restore your vision. For more complex retinal conditions, our highly skilled specialists perform surgeries at conveniently located hospitals and surgical centers using the latest technology. These procedures include vitrectomy, scleral buckle, macular hole repair, and epiretinal membrane (macular pucker) surgery. We also treat serious conditions like retinal detachments, ruptured globes, and more—often using precision techniques like EndoLaser.
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