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Queens · Woodhaven

Macular Degeneration & Floaters Care in Queens

Personalised, evidence-based care from Dr. Tatyana Katz, OD at our Queens office — with the unhurried attention your eyes deserve.

Looking After Your Retina in Queens

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and sudden new floaters both deserve a careful eye. At our Woodhaven office, Dr. Tatyana Katz, OD monitors and evaluates them with detailed imaging, explaining what she sees clearly to every patient, including our Spanish-speaking community.

How We Help

AMD Monitoring — Spotting early macular changes and tracking them over time.
Lifestyle & Nutrition Advice — Practical steps that can influence how AMD progresses.
Floaters & Flashes — Telling harmless floaters apart from a retinal tear or detachment.
Fast Referral — Quick connection to a retinal specialist when one is needed, with Dr. Katz staying involved.

Know the Warning Signs

A sudden burst of floaters, flashing lights, or a shadow across your vision can mean a retinal tear — an emergency. Call our Queens office right away; Dr. Katz will see you promptly and refer urgently if your retina needs immediate attention.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can anything be done for macular degeneration?

Early AMD is managed with monitoring and lifestyle steps, and some advanced forms have medical treatments. Catching it early gives you the most options.

When are floaters an emergency?

A sudden increase in floaters, new flashes, or a curtain over your vision should be checked immediately to rule out a retinal tear or detachment.

Is help available in Spanish?

Yes. We make sure Spanish-speaking patients understand their retinal findings, and the website is available in Spanish.

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Queens · Woodhaven