This educational resource library features articles and videos created by our own retina physicians and clinical research specialists to help patients better understand retinal conditions, treatments, clinical trials, and advances in ophthalmic research. Through clear, specialist-led information, our team explains conditions affecting the retina and vitreous, available treatment options, and new approaches being studied to preserve and improve vision.

Our goal is to make complex medical and research topics easier to understand while giving patients access to information directly from the specialists involved in retinal care and ophthalmic research. These resources are designed to keep patients informed about both established treatments and the evolving science behind the diagnosis and treatment of retinal disease. Content is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to replace individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Post-Operative Care After Retina Surgery: What Patients Should Know

Recovering from retina surgery can raise many questions, especially about comfort, positioning, and follow-up care. In this video, Dr. Tirso Lara explains what patients can expect after retina surgery, including post-operative positioning, normal symptoms during recovery, pain management, and the importance of follow-up visits. This overview is designed to help you feel […]

Dr. Stuart Burgess Explains Intravitreal Injection Aftercare

After receiving an intravitreal injection, it’s normal to have questions about what you may experience and how to care for your eye afterward. In this video, I’ll walk you through what to expect following your injection, what symptoms are normal during the recovery period, and when you should contact us. These simple care instructions are designed to […]

Dr. Lara talks about Macular Degeneration

Hi, this is Dr. Lara. I’m a retina specialist here at Fort Lauderdale Institute, and I’m here to talk about wet and dry macular degeneration.

It’s really important you know about this because it’s the leading cause of blindness in people above 65, and you have to get your eyes checked every year if you haven’t done it.

There […]

AREDS-2 Vitamins and Macular Degeneration: What Patients Should Know

Vitamins are often discussed as part of macular degeneration care, but many patients are unsure how helpful they really are. In this video, Dr. Stuart Burgess explains what AREDS-2 vitamins are, who may benefit from them, and why they are recommended as a supportive—not essential—part of treatment. He also addresses common questions about effectiveness, tolerance, and choosing the right formulation. […]

Preserving Your Vision with Vitrectomy: What You Should Know

If you’re facing challenges with your vision due to retinal issues, vitrectomy may be a procedure worth exploring. At Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute, we offer this advanced surgical procedure using state-of-the-art technology to help protect and restore your eyesight.

A vitrectomy is a surgery in which a specialized eye surgeon carefully removes the

vitreous gel, the clear, jelly-like […]

Making Intravitreal Injections a More Comfortable Experience

As we get older and with conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure becoming more common, more people need care for retinal diseases. At Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute, we understand how important it is to protect your vision, and we’re here to make the process as comfortable and supportive as possible.

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