American Society of Retina Specialists

American Society of Retina Specialists The American Society of Retina Specialists is the largest retinal organization in the world, represen
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11/25/2025

Retina specialists bring extraordinary skill and dedication to some of the most complex care in medicine.

In this video, ASRS member Dr. Aditya Kelkar shares why he’s proud to care for patients with retinal disease—and how the retina’s delicacy and complexity demand advanced training, expertise, and exceptional precision.

Watch Dr. Kelkar explain what motivates his commitment to providing outstanding patient care.

More at www.SeeforaLifetime.org.

11/20/2025

👁️ Retina specialists are highly trained physicians and surgeons dedicated to diagnosing and treating diabetic eye disease. Their advanced expertise makes a life-changing difference for people living with diabetes.

During Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month, hear from Dr. Diana Do and colleagues as they share how their specialized skills help patients protect and preserve their vision.

More at www.SeeforaLifetime.org.

For professional musician Glen Washington, blurry vision and difficulty reading threatened his livelihood and his indepe...
11/20/2025

For professional musician Glen Washington, blurry vision and difficulty reading threatened his livelihood and his independence. He learned he had diabetic retinopathy, a condition that can lead to blindness. Taking swift action and working with a retina specialist helped him develop a plan to See for a Lifetime.

Read his story at www.SeeforaLifetime.org/PatientStories and learn more about steps you can take to safeguard vision.

11/18/2025

Managing diabetes takes a team—your primary care physician, endocrinologist, and retina specialist all play key roles. When it comes to protecting vision, retina specialists have specialized medical and surgical training to preserve and protect vision.

11/12/2025

ASRS members are dedicated to caring for people with diabetes-related retinal disease. Retina specialists not only deliver advanced treatments—they also look at the whole picture of a patient’s health.

Dr. Nikhil Bommakanti shares how small but meaningful conversations about lifestyle changes can make a lasting difference for patients with diabetic eye disease.

Watch Dr. Bommakanti’s story to hear how retina specialists combine cutting-edge care with genuine compassion—helping patients protect their sight and their overall well-being.

Did you know? Diabetic retinopathy can develop without any noticeable symptoms at first, meaning significant damage may ...
11/12/2025

Did you know? Diabetic retinopathy can develop without any noticeable symptoms at first, meaning significant damage may occur before you realize it.

If you start to experience any of these symptoms in one or both eyes, don’t wait—schedule a visit with a retina specialist:

🔹 Blurred or distorted vision
🔹 Difficulty reading
🔹 Spots or “floaters” in your vision
🔹 Shadows across your field of vision
🔹 Eye pressure
🔹 Trouble with color perception

Prioritize healthy vision. Visit www.SeeforaLifetime.org/DiabeticRetinopathy to learn more.

11/10/2025

ASRS is proud to highlight the dedication of our members—retina specialists who change lives every day by treating people with diabetes-related eye disease.

This month, we’re sharing their stories—moments that remind us why early diagnosis, expert care, and the specialized training of a retina specialist make all the difference in preserving sight.

Today, we're featuring ASRS member Dr. Christian Leal of Austin Retina, who shares one of his proudest moments caring for a patient with diabetes-related retinal disease—and the joy of helping restore his vision.

Stories like Dr. Leal’s remind us why retina specialists are essential members of the diabetes care team—helping patients protect their sight and live full, independent lives.

Not all eye doctors are the same. Retina specialists complete up to 10 years of advanced training to diagnose and treat ...
11/07/2025

Not all eye doctors are the same. Retina specialists complete up to 10 years of advanced training to diagnose and treat complex retinal conditions, including diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema (DME).

Learn more about retina specialists and why they’re essential members of every diabetes care team in our What is a Retina Specialist patient guide, available in English and Spanish. Download and share it with family and friends today: www.SeeforaLifetime.org/resources.

11/05/2025

During , learn more about diabetes and vision, schedule a dilated eye exam if you haven’t had one recently, and see a retina specialist right away if you notice changes in your vision, such as blurriness or floaters. These simple steps can help save sight. Learn more at www.SeeforaLifetime.org.

Diabetes affects more than your blood sugar—it can quietly damage your retina before you notice symptoms. Early detectio...
11/03/2025

Diabetes affects more than your blood sugar—it can quietly damage your retina before you notice symptoms. Early detection and treatment by a retina specialist can help preserve vision and even restore sight.
💡 Don’t wait for symptoms. Schedule a dilated eye exam today!


More at FindYourRetinaSpecialist.org

👁️ November is !Nearly 40 million Americans have diabetes, and about half will develop diabetic retinopathy—the leading...
11/01/2025

👁️ November is !
Nearly 40 million Americans have diabetes, and about half will develop diabetic retinopathy—the leading cause of irreversible blindness in working-age adults.
Protect your sight with regular dilated eye exams and care from a retina specialist.
Learn more ➡️ www.SeeforaLifetime.org

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